Night Chapter 5 Quiz

What does Elie feel about Rosh Hashanah (the Jewish New Year) in the camp?

• He celebrates it with joy and hope.

• He questions his faith and refuses to bless God's name.

• He secretly holds a service for other prisoners.

• He prays for liberation and salvation.

How does Elie describe his relationship with God during Rosh Hashanah?

• He feels closer to God than ever.

• He believes God is testing his faith.

• He feels abandoned by God.

• He finds strength in his belief in God.

What is Elie's reaction to Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement)?

• He fasts as an act of defiance against the Nazis.

• He chooses not to fast to rebel against God.

• He hides to pray and fast in secret.

• He leads others in prayer despite the risk.

Why does Elie decide not to fast on Yom Kippur?

• His father forbids him to fast.

• He is too weak to fast.

• He has lost faith and sees no point in fasting.

• The guards punish anyone caught fasting.

What is the selection process that Elie and the other prisoners face?

• It determines who will be executed and who will live.

• It assigns prisoners to specific work groups.

• It determines the distribution of food rations.

• It decides who will be released.

What advice does Elie's block leader give him regarding the selection?

• Stand still and look confident.

• Run quickly to show strength.

• Hide among the other prisoners.

• Pray for mercy during the selection.

How does Elie ensure he survives the selection?

• He hides behind other prisoners.

• He offers a bribe to the guards.

• He runs quickly and appears strong.

• He pretends to be sick and avoids the selection.

What happens to Elie's father during the selection?

• He is selected for execution but survives after a second inspection.

• He is immediately chosen to go to the crematorium.

• He is transferred to a different camp.

• He hides and avoids the selection process entirely.

How does Elie feel about his father during the selection process?

• He is indifferent to his father's fate.

• He feels immense guilt for not protecting him.

• He fears losing him but resolves to stay strong.

• He believes his father will survive without issue.

What is the significance of Akiba Drumer in this chapter?

• He leads the prisoners in prayer.

• He inspires others with his faith in God.

• He loses his faith and is chosen for selection.

• He escapes the camp during the night.