Night Review (1-6)

Elie Wiesel and his family are from

• Germany

• Hungary

• Austria

• Poland

Before Elie and his family are taken from their home, his faith in Judaism is

• shaken

• profound

• vacillating

• non-existent

Moche th Beadle was a man who

• survived a Nazi death squad

• tried to warn the Jewish people of Sighet about the Nazis

• lost his faith in Judaism

• was taken seriously by the people in his hometown

Elie's father did not want to leave Sighet, many people in Sighet did not panic, and many people did not believe stories of Nazi brutality because

• they did not believe Hitler and his Nazis could not actually be that bad

• They believed that the other countries or people in power would never let something so horrific happen

• they believed the rumors were simply too outlandish

• The first invading soldiers were relatively polite

Elie, his family, and the other Jewish people in Sighet were transported to Auschwitz in

• buses

• train cars designed for transporting animals

• automobiles

• public trains

Madame Shachter is a woman who in involved in all of the following EXCEPT

• being savagely beaten by her neighbors on the way to Auschwitz

• being separated from her husband and other children

• hallucinating flames and warning the other Jewish people about them

• Trying to escape on the ride to Auschwitz

Elie's first horrific sight of Auschwitz is

• children being used as target practice

• infants and children being dumped and burned in ditches

• his mother and younger sister perishing

• his father being savagely beaten

Elie lies to a relative named Stein in order to

• get him to leave his father in peace

• stop him from asking questions about his family

• give him hope

• keep him from telling the block leaders that his father was over the "working" age

The first time Elie's father is beaten, he

• tries to hit the man who is hurting his father

• shouts for the man that is hitting his father to stop

• does nothing

• is upset with his father for provoking the man who hurt him

The second time Elie's father is beaten, he

• tries to hit the man who is hurting his father

• shouts for the man that is hitting his father to stop

• does nothing

• is upset with his father for provoking the man who hurt him