Night by Elie Wiesel Quiz

What caused Eliezer and his father to get separated from his mother and sisters?

• They chose to go different ways

• The SS separated them by gender

• They were lost in the crowd

• It was part of an experiment

What is the main theme discussed in chapter 3 of the text?

• Friendship

• Human Nature

• Survival

• Betrayal

Why did Eliezer repeatedly say "Never shall I forget" on page 34?

• To show his good memory

• To emphasize the horrors he has had to endure

• To express his hope for the future

• To indicate his disbelief in what happened

How does the author show the aggression of the officers on pages 34-37?

• By describing their physical appearance

• By detailing a violent event

• Quoting their shouting demands through dialogue

• By illustrating their kindness

Based on the text, what inference can you make about the inmates' perception of time?

• They felt time was passing quickly

• They had a clear sense of time

• They completely lost all notion of time

• They were indifferent to the passage of time

What does the word "Lucidity" mean as defined in the text?

• Confusion

• Clarity

• Darkness

• Enlightenment

According to the text, what does "Nocturnal" refer to?

• Related to the ocean

• Occurring at night

• Happening during the day

• Involving the moon

What is the meaning of "Antechamber" as used in the text?

• A large hall

• A type of ancient building

• A small room

• An open courtyard

Which inference about the inmates the author encounters at the camp is most strongly supported by the text?

• They fight against one another because of the brutality of the situation

• They remain positive they will be rescued

• They protest the treatment by the guards until they are respected

• They enjoy socializing with their friends after completing daily tasks

Which inference about the narrator is best supported by the text?

• He believes he can convince a guard to provide him food

• He keeps a sense of humor when others become disillusioned

• He quickly loses his sense of innocence in the camp

• He realizes his struggle makes him stronger