Night Chapter 7-9

What did the SS order the men to throw out of the train?

• clothes

• shoes

• dead bodies

• gold

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How old is Eliezer at the end of Chapter 7?

• 14

• 16

• 18

• 20

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What happened when a German workman threw a piece of bread into the wagon?

• Men hurled themselves over each other to get to the bread

• Men were too stunned to move

• Nothing- the men were too malnourished to even reach for the bread

• A German workman never threw bread into the wagon.

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At the beginning of Chapter 8 when the SS officers ordered the men to "form ranks of five," Wiesel held his father's hand. Why?

• Wiesel's father started crying loudly and Wiesel was trying to comfort him

• The SS officer ordered families to stay together

• Wiesel's father could hardly stand

• He was afraid of losing his father

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Why didn't Wiesel's father eat the soup?

• The SS officers didn't feed the sick

• One of the other men slapped Wiesel's father and took his soup from him

• Wiesel's father tripped and spilled the soup

• Wiesel's father died before he had a chance to eat the soup

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What was the first act the Jews did as "free men"?

• sleep

• eat

• laugh

• pray

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What did Wiesel see in the mirror?

• himself as a young boy

• his father's eyes

• a corpse of a human

• all the dead of Buchenwald

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“Suddenly, the evidence overwhelmed me: there was no longer any reason to live, any reason to fight.” (Wiesel 99). This MATTERS because...

• Family can be draining when you're trying to survive

• Elie's sole reason for survival is his father

• Eli's tired of having to fight and continue to survive

• Family can be a motivation for the will to survive

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"I did not weep, and it pained me that I could not weep. But I was out of tears. And deep inside me, if I could have searched the recesses of my feeble conscience, I might have found something like: Free at last!..." (Wiesel 112). This MATTERS because...

• When having to endure so much pain and struggle sometimes death/loss is seen as release.

• Elie has gone through so much he has no more tears left to cry

• When having to endure so much pain and struggle sometimes you can't cry

• Elie feels guilty but he feels a sense of freedom from his father's death

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"From the depths of the mirror, a corpse was contemplating me. The look in his eyes as he gazed at me has never left me." (Wiesel 115). This MEANS...

• Elie is free but is still trapped in his guilt over his fathers death

• Although Elie was being fed he still looked emaciated

• Elie is so emaciated he looks like a corpse

• Even though Elie was physically liberated, the presence of death has never left Elie throughout his life

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