Night chapter 3

How old does Elie pretend to be?

• 18
• 21
• 16
• 15

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Who was Dr. Mengele?

• An SS officer
• Hitler's brother
• A low-ranking German officer
• A Jewish ally

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What did the SS officer say would happen to them if they were not fit to work?

• They would be hung
• They would go back home
• They would be locked up
• They would be sent to the crematoria

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(True or False)
Elie becomes know as the number A-7713.

• True
• False

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Who is Elie separated from in Birkenau?

• All the adults

• His entire family

• His mother and sisters

• Just his father

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When the prisoners first arrive to the camp, many begin reciting the Kaddish, the prayer for the dead. Elie has never before heard anyone say the Kaddish for...

• themselves.
• their own children. 
• a stranger.
• a parent. 

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When Elie and his father first arrive to the camp, another prisoner insists they both lie about what?

• Their jobs
• Their age
• That they are father and son 
• Their weight

At the end of chapter 3, at what new camp have the prisoners arrived?

• Auschwitz
• Buna
• Sight
• Transylvania 

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What does ARBEIT MACHT FREI mean on the gate of the camp?

• Hatred for all 
• Work makes you free
• Jews not allowed
• Consequences follow actions 

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How was Wiesel able to keep his shoes?

• They had holes in them, so the SS officer didn't want them.
• No officer wanted shoes worn by a Jew.
• His shoes were covered in mud and went unnoticed.
• He hid them in a pile of straw and went barefoot.

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