5.05 Night C

Why was Moishe the Beadle expelled from Sighet? 

• He was a foriegner. 
• He was teaching the Kaballah to Elie.
• He was not wearing his Star of David. 
• He was not obeying the Nazi officers. 

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What image does Madam Schachter keep seeing in the distance? 

• a rain cloud
• a train car 
• flames
• workers

How do the other Jews try to get Madam Schachter to be quiet? 

• They offer her money. 
• They tell the Nazi officers to get her. 
• They beat her. 
• They throw her off the train car. 

Elie's mother and sister were separated from Elie and Mr. Wiesel and sent to the crematory.

• True
• False

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When Elie's father is beaten, Elie jumps in to help him. True or false? 

• True
• False

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Elie begins to question his faith in chapter 3. What sight makes him question this more than any other? 

• The empty food bin. 
• Dr. Mangele looking for Jews. 
• The selection process. 
• The babies being burned in the crematories.

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The reader can best identify Night as a memoir because...

• It focuses mostly on the author's emotions.
• it describes events in the author's past. 
• It contains vivid descriptions of the setting. 
• It has a character with a problem. 

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The author organizes the text by...

• listing the challenges of being in the concentration camp. 
• contrasting the actions of the Nazis with the Jews. 
• Describing episodes from his time in Auschwitz. 
• comparing his experience with the experiences of others. 

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Wiesel wrote this book to...

• Explain why Nazis are bad. 
• Express his regret of not fighting back. 
• Provide advice for other Jews. 
• Share his experience to warn of it happening again. 

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Wiesel includes the story of Madame Shacter's visions to...

• foreshadow of bad things to come
• detail how annoying she was
• tell of the fear the Jews felt 
• to highlight her mental illness due to mistreatment

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