Night Chapter 2-4 Quiz

To silence the cries of “Fire” from Madame Schachter, the men on the train:

• convinced her that everything would turn out fine.

• threatened to take her son away.

• tied her up, put a gag in her mouth, and beat her.

• threw her out of the door as the train was moving.

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Madame Schachter’s visions are an example of what?

• foreshadowing

• simile

• personification

• metaphor

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What were the eight words that separated Elie from his mother?

• "Hey kid, it’s time to leave your mother.”

• “Men to the left! Women to the right!”

• “Achtung! All children line up here. Right now!”

• “Hurry mother hurry hurry and wake me up.”

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The infamous Nazi doctor presiding over the Auschwitz selection when Elie arrives is named:

• Dr. Manklietz

• Dr. Hitler

• Dr. Mengele

• Dr. Schotzenhausermauserklafendinteken

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The prisoner told Elie and his father to lie about their ages

• so they wouldn’t have to do any work in the camp.

• so they could get on the crematory work crew.

• because the prisoner was trying to get them killed.

• in order to make it past the first selection.

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In these chapters, both times Elie’s father is struck by guards, Elie’s response is

• he swears revenge on those who would hurt his father.

• he shouts out in protest.

• \he strikes other smaller, weaker prisoners than himself, in order not to feel helpless.

• he stands and watches without moving.

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Which thematic concept or motif do all four of these quotations support?

“In a few seconds, we had ceased to be men.”

“I was nothing but a body. Perhaps even less: a famished stomach.”

“He threw himself on me like a wild beast.”

“’A-7713!’ I stepped forward.”

• Terror and confusion

• Personification

• Dehumanization

• Faith and miracles

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What was the name of the Kapo in the Buna camp who gave in to uncontrollable fits of violence?

• Juliek

• Franek

• Idek

• Stein

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Elie manages to keep two possessions through one ordeal, only to lose both of them the next time. They were:

• A. His coat and hat.

• B. His diamond ring and gold filling.

• C. His gold filling and new shoes.

• D. His sister and his mother.

What did Elie see that led to him being beaten (he was given 25 whips)?

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• Several inmates being gassed

• An officer stealing jewelry from prisoners’ bags

• A kapo becoming horizontally intimate with a Polish girl

• A Jewish man posing as a German soldier

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