Night Section 1-3

On the train to Auschwitz, what does Madame Schächter have visions of?

• Burning pits of fire

• The angel of death

• The death head of Auschwitz

• God

The visions seen by Madame Schächter are an example of:

• Foreshadowing

• Symbolism

• An allusion

• A nightmare

What town does Elie and his family come from?

• Budapest

• Gleiwitz

• Sighet

• Warsaw

Elie’s father was:

• Unsentimental

• Respected by his community

• Concerned about the community more than his family

• All of the above

Because Wiesel gives details of the happenings in his own life, Night is an example of:

• A biography

• A personal narrative

• Argumentative writing

• A fictional prose

Wiesel’s town’s first impression of the German soldiers was that they were:

• Friendly

• Polite

• Harmless

• All of the above

As they arrived at Auschwitz, a prisoner warned Elie and his father to:

• Eat as much as they could get

• Work hard

• Stay as quiet as possible

• Lie about their ages

In the Holocaust, what is the estimated number of Jews that died?

• Six hundred

• Sixty thousand

• Six Million

• Five hundred thousand

Hitler’s political party was called the:

• Bohemians

• Sades

• Nazis

• Podos

Hitler’s goal for the Jews was to:

• Completely wipe them out from Europe

• Make them slaves

• Make them leaders

• Educate them