Night by Elie Wiesel study guide chapter 5

Why are prisoners especially tense on Rosh Hashanah while in the camps?

In chapter 5 why does Elie question God at the Rosh Hashana service?

How does the officiant of Rosh Hashana sound as he pronounces the words of the ceremony?

How had Elie's feelings about God changed?

What religious question do the prisoners debate at Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement?

What was the gift from the SS for the prisoners on Yom Kippur?

What advice does the head of the block give the prisoners?

How does Elie escape having his number written down?

What is the significance of the ten number that the head of the block reads?

What was a "musulman"?