Night: Part One (pp. 3-28) Review

Where does Elie Wiesel live at the beginning of the memoir? Mark only one oval.

• Warsaw, Poland

• Sighet, Transylvania

• Berlin, Germany

• Budapest, Hungary

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Who is Moishe the Beadle? Mark only one oval.

• Elie's father

• A classmate

• A foreign Jewish worker who survived a Nazi massacre

• The community's Rabbi

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How does Elie's community initially react to Moishe's warnings about the Nazis?

• They are immediately frightened

• They believe and prepare to evacuate

• They dismiss his warnings as exaggerations

• They report him to local authorities

How does Elie describe his initial relationship with religious study?

• He is indifferent

• He is deeply passionate

• He is skeptical

• He is rebellious

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What significant change occurs in Elie's community before the deportations?

• Economic prosperity

• Mass emigration

• The establishment of Jewish ghettos

• A religious revival

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How are the Jewish residents of Sighet initially separated and moved? Mark only one oval.

• Immediately sent to concentration camps

• Gradually confined to ghettos, then deported

• Allowed to remain in their homes

• Forced to work in labor camps

What emotional response does Elie describe during the initial deportation? Mark only one oval.

• Immediate terror

• Complete denial

• Surprising calmness

• Violent resistance

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What happens to Elie's family's possessions during the deportation? Mark only one oval.

• They are allowed to take everything

• They are forced to abandon most belongings

• They sell their items for safe passage

• The community protects their property

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How does Elie initially describe his father's personality? Mark only one oval.

• Distant and cold

• Extremely close and supportive

• Complicated and reserved

• Antagonistic and competitive

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What is Elie's primary motivation for studying religious texts at the beginning of the memoir? Mark only one oval.

• Family tradition

• Deep spiritual conviction

• Desire to understand mysticism

• Rebellion against community expectations

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