Night Review

The fires that Madame Schachter saw were meant to prepare the reader for...

• Eliezer's burning fever when he hurt his foot
• The bombing of Auschwitz by the Russians
• The burning of people at the concentration camp
• The terrible drought destroying the farmland

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In what point of view was Night written?

• first person
• second person
• third limited
• third omniscient 

Died, along with Elie's mother, most likely, in the gas chamber.

• Tzipora
• Bea
• Madame Schachter
• Hilda

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Played his violin for the prisoners until he died.

• Franek
• Idek
• Juliek
• Yossi

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After the prisoners arrive at Auschwitz-Birkenau

• the men and women are separated
• the prisoners are shaved
• the weak and ill are separated from the strong and healthy
• all of the above

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Wiesel passed the selection by

• running as fast as he could
• paying money to the doctor
• staying with his friends
• changing his identity

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What was Elie's inheritance?

• Jacket
• Knife and Spoon
• New Shoes
• a rusty can

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This is the reason Madame Schachter's actions upset people in the boxcar.

• She awakens them to the terror of their situation
• The people cannot stand the noise and disturbance
• They are afraid she will hurt her son
• The people are worried that the boxcar is on fire

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Akiba Drumer's fellow prisoners fail to say prayers for him after he dies because they--

• forget due to the hardships of the camps
• do not know when he died
• believe he had lost his faith in God
• fear being punished by the guards

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This word best describes the tone of the passage in which Wiesel describes hearing Juliek playing the violin.

• Outraged
• Sinister
• Melancholy
• Regretful

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