3.15 Never Forget

Why is Wiesel speaking on this ocassion?

• He traveled back to his hometown

• It is the anniversary of the Holocaust

• He is receiving the nobel prize

• He was asked to speak in front of a university

Wiesel says that he accepts the honor on behalf of..

• His family

• All survivors of the Holocaust

• The entire world

What does Kingdom of Night mean?

• The Holocaust

• Hell

• A hopeful place

• Germany

What does Wiesel say to the boy that he has done?

• He has tried to forget the terrors of the Holocaust

• He has fought back against the Nazis

• He has created groups that try to maintain peace

• He has tried to keep the memory of the Holocaust alive

Why does Wiesel want to keep the memory alive?

• To remember his family

• To stay connected to his past

• So people will not commit the same atrocities

Wiesel says there is still so much suffering in the world

• True

• False

What message does Wiesel have for victims?

• They need to act now

• They are not alone

• Don't lose hope

• Help is coming

What does bestow mean in paragraph 1?

• Give an award to

• Put to use

• Offer advice

• Provide supplies

What is Wiesel's main purpose in his speech?

• To describe his personal suffering during the Holocaust

• To celebrate the end of World War II

• To warn against indifference and urge moral responsibility

• To criticize political leaders of the past

According to Wiesel, why is indifference more dangerous than hatred?

• Hatred eventually disappears over time

• Indifference allows injustice to continue without resistance

• Indifference affects only the victims

• Hatred is easier to punish