Night Review Chapter 1-3

The narrator of the story is

• Moshe

• Elie

• The Nazi officers

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When Moshe the Beadle returns and warns the people of Sighet about they danger, they

• ignore him and do not believe him.

• take him seriously and begin to prepare.

• put him in the hospital.

• beat him for telling lies.

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Nobody warned the Jews of Sighet about the dangers of the Nazis.

• True

• False

Why was Mrs. Schacter screaming?

• She was crowded

• She was angry with her son

• She saw fire

• She was angry about the journey

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Why were Elie and his father told to lie about their ages?

• So they could find their family

• So they would be selected to work

• So they could stay with his mom and sister

• So they would be set free

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When the Wiesel family exits the train, the SS officer says, "Men to the left! Women to the right!" This is the last time Elie will ever see

• his father

• his mother and his sister Tzipora

• his best friend, Hilda

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The number "A-7713" was

• posted above Elie's bed

• sewn onto Elie's uniform

• tattooed on Elie's arm

• label on Elie's shoes

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"He was as awkward as a clown" is an example of...

• simile

• metaphor

• personification

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"Her face was a mask" is an example of...

• simile

• metaphor

• personification

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