Night Chapter 7

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

• clothes

• shoes

• dead bodies

• gold

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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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What was the weather like while the men were on the train?

• The narrator doesn't know, There were no windows on the train
• Warm, spring day
• Heavy rainfall, dangerous for traveling
• Snow, snow, snow

How old is Eliezer at the end of Chapter 7?

• Fourteen
• Sixteen
• Eighteen
• Twenty

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When the train arrived in Buchenwald, how many of the 100 men were left in the wagon?

• One- the narrator
• Twelve
• Fifty
• All of the 100 men

The Nazis were throwing out the dead Jews from the train. How did Elie help his father when this was happening?

• He dumped a little bit of water over his father's head.

• He hid his father behind a bunch of prisoners.

• He pinched his father on the arm lightly so he would wake.

• He shook and slapped his father violently to wake him.

Where had the prisoners arrived?

• Buchenwald
• Bergen-Belsen
• Chelmo
• Dachau

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True or False: At the end of chapter 7, both Elie and his father are alive.

• True.
• False.

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What happens when German workmen throw scraps of bread in the train car?

• The Jews fight each other to the death for a few crumbs

• The starving prisoners share the food equally

• The Jews give the bread crumbs to the weakest people

• The SS decides who gets the extra ration of bread