Night Chapters 1-4

From what point of view is Night told?

• Third person

• First person

• Third person, omniscient

• Second person

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Who is Moishe the Beadle to Eliezer?

• He scolds Eliezer for talking in the synagogue.

• He helps sneak Eliezer food.

• He is a religious teacher to Eliezer.

• He watches over Eliezer during the day to make sure he doesn't get in trouble.

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How does Eliezer view the world as a child before the war?

• corrupt and immoral

• beautiful and a reflection of a loving God

• neutral and disinteresting

• strictly self-centered and harsh

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How did Moishe the Beadle escape the executions?

• The German soldiers thought he was crazy and let him go.

• He was shot in the leg and left for dead then escaped when alone.

• He fought off several German soldiers and ran away.

• He didn't. He was killed with the others.

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All of the following are reasons people didn't believe Moishe's story when he returned to town, EXCEPT

• No one believed something like this could happen.

• People thought he was trying to get pity or money.

• He had alcohol on his breath so they thought he was drunk.

• People thought he had gone mad and was crazy.

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The community's first impression of the German officers is

• Scared--they were mean and cruel.

• Pleasant--the officers were polite and calm.

• Unsure--the Germans didn't speak to anyone and remained in their houses.

• They were fun--they taught at the schools and played with the kids in the streets some times.

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CCSS.RL.9-10.4

What were the Jews forced to turn over to the Hungarian Police under orders from the German Army?

• All their gold, jewels, or any object of value.

• All of their clothes.

• All of their books.

• Any food or drinks they had in their homes.

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Where were the Jews forced to move to inside their city?

• Into two ghettos

• Into concentration camps

• Into workshops.

• Into the synagogue.

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What does Madame Schachter have a vision of on the train to Auschwitz?

• The devil

• God

• The Angel of Death

• Burning pits of fire

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CCSS.W.9-10.9

After the prisoners arrive at Auschwitz-Birkenau,

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

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