NIGHT, Chapters 4-6

During inspection at the camp, the dentist was searching the prisoners for --

• cavities

• cash

• gold teeth

• silver teeth

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Juliek, a violinist from Holland, was not allowed to play music by --- because he was Jewish.

• Mozart

• Handel

• Stephen Foster

• Beethoven

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When Elie finally gives up his gold-crowned tooth, it is removed with ---.

• care

• a rusty spoon

• pliers

• a knife

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What event causes Elie to begin to question the presence of God?

• the burning of the camp

• the hanging of the pipel (child)

• the beating of his father

• the lack of food

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When Dr. Mengele visits the camp, the prisoners must -- in hope that he will not mark them for the crematory.

• run

• beg

• cry

• stand still

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What inheritance does Elie's father force him to accept from him?

• a cup and plate

• a spoon and fork

• money

• a knife and spoon

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While recovering from his foot operation, Elie is told by a patient that he has faith in Hitler because he was --.

• secretly trying to end the war

• the strongest leader in the war

• the only one who'd kept his promises to the Jews

• going to let the Jews go soon

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After many injured prisoners struggle to leave the camp ahead of the Russian invasion, they find out that those who couldn't leave --.

• were hanged by the Nazis

• were killed by the Russians

• were liberated by the Russians

• were rescued by the Americans

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The fact that those who stayed were not killed as expected and those who left struggled is an example of --.

• sadness

• irony

• simile

• flash forward

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Elie is disturbed when he witnesses Rabbi Eliahou's son trying to --in order to save himself.

• pretend he was dead to his father

• incriminate his father

• turn in other prisoners

• leave his father behind in the snow

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