Night, pp. 47-84

Elie's quick transformation from being someone who cares about others to being someone who is more selfish and indifferent is seen when he is happy:

• the dentist is killed because he gets to keep his gold crown

• his father is beaten because he can't march

• his mother and sisters are taken away to a gas chamber

• the French woman risks her safety to help him

Which technique does the author use to tell the story of the French woman who risked her safety to help him at Buna?

• Flashback

• Foreshadowing

• Dramatic Irony

• Symbolism

Readers can see an act of resistance by someone in the camps when:

• the man from block 37 is killed while going for the cauldron of soup

• the dentist is keeping money from gold crowns for himself

• Elie refuses to fast for Yom Kippur.

• All of these

The death of Elie's faith is ultimately represented by the:

• hanging of the pipel

• hanging of the young man who stole

• kindness of the French woman

• anger towards his father

When Elie describes the gallows as "three black ravens," this is an example of:

• simile

• metaphor

• hyperbole

• irony

Elie's changed feelings towards Rosh Hashanah show his change from being:

• faithful to questioning God's existence

• happy to sad

• Physically strong to emotionally weak

• Resilient to hopeless

What does Elie start to notice about his father in pp. 66-84?

• He's becoming weaker

• He's growing stronger

• He's becoming a leader in the camp

• He's becoming more and more faithful

When Elie's father gives him a knife and a spoon as his "inheritance," this suggests:

• Elie will die

• Elie's father will die

• The items have value to the camp leaders

• Elie's father is trying to resist rules of the camp

Elie says that when Akiba Drumer becomes a victim of the selection, it is because he:

• was sick

• was injured

• lost faith

• lost his leg

What does Elie learn would have happened had he stayed in the infirmary for 2 weeks after he injured his foot?

• He would have been killed

• He would have been saved by the Russian army

• He would have been abandoned forever

• He would have been moved to another camp