Night Chapter 3

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• The narrator and his father quickly learn to adapt to their new, brutal reality. They lie about their ages and professions to increase their chances of survival.

• The narrator and his fellow prisoners at Auschwitz, where they first confront the grim reality of the concentration camp.

• The chapter vividly describes the atrocities witnessed by the narrator, including the burning of bodies in large pits. This experience profoundly impacts the narrator, altering his faith and perception of humanity.

• Upon arrival, families are forcibly separated. Men are directed to one side, while women and children are sent to another, marking the last time the narrator sees his mother and sisters.

• he prisoners undergo a selection process conducted by SS officers, including Dr. Mengele, which determines who will work and who will be sent to the gas chambers.

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Who advised the narrator and his father to lie about their ages?

• An SS officer
• His mother
• An inmate
• His father
• Dr. Mengele

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Who did the narrator encounter at the concentration camp?

• His mother and sisters
• Dr. Mengele
• Stein from Antwerp
• An inmate
• His father

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What did the narrator and his father have to endure at the barracks?

• Being forced to run
• Being disinfected
• Being tattooed with numbers
• Being fed
• Being allowed to rest

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Who was Stein from Antwerp?

• A friend from school
• An SS officer
• A relative
• A stranger
• An enemy

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What did the narrator lose in Auschwitz?

• His faith in God
• His father
• His belongings
• His health
• His life

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Where did the narrator and his father arrive after leaving Auschwitz?

• Buna
• Birkenau
• Dachau
• Treblinka
• Sachsenhausen

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What was the reaction of the SS officers at the camp?

• Indifference and cruelty
• Kindness and compassion
• Fear and trepidation
• Excitement and joy
• Confusion and uncertainty

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What was the fate of the narrator's mother and sisters?

• They were sent to the right
• They were sent to the left
• They were killed immediately
• They were allowed to leave
• They were made to work in the camp

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Who was Dr. Mengele?

• A fellow inmate
• A notorious SS officer
• The narrator's father
• A kind and compassionate doctor
• The narrator's friend

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