Night 1-2

What town does Elie begin his memoir?

• Budapest
• Gleiwitz
• Sighet
• Warsaw

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Upon his return to Sighet, Moshe the Beadle attempt to do this

• create a resistance movement.
• find his faith in Elie.
• teach Kabbala to the young
• warn the Jews about what will happen to them.

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He tried to warn the Jews of Sighet

• Elie 
• Chlomo
• Zalman
• Moshe the Beadle

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Who offers to hide Eliezer's family?

• Martha, their servant
• Stein, their cousin
• Moshe, Eliezer's teacher
• Yosi, Eliezer's friend

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He was held in great esteem by the Jews of Sighet.

• Elie

• Chlomo- Elie's Father

• Zalman

• Moshe the Beadle

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He narrators the memoir

• Elie 
• Chlomo
• Zalman
• Moshe the Beadle

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On the train to Auschwitz, Madam Schächter had visions of

• burning pits of fire
• the Angel of Death
• God
• death camps

On what day are Elie and his family deported from the ghetto

• Christmas Day
• on the Sabbath
• the seventh day of Passover
• Yom Kippur

Mrs. Schächter's visions of the fire is considered this literary element:

• symbolism
• metaphor
• foreshadowing
• mood

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What did Madame Schächter see in her vision?

• She saw large open graves full of children.
• She saw a fire--a furnace, with huge flames.
• She saw row after row of empty houses
• She saw the face of Hitler laughing at the entire world

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