NIght Chapter 1-3 review

What makes Elie different from most kids his age?

• He is kind to Jews
• He is deeply religious (pious)
• He worries about the war
• He is close to his father

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Who did Elie Wiesel get to help him with his religious studies?

• His father

• Moishe the Beadle

• The Gestapo

• His sister Tzipora

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What news does Elie's father return with after his late-night meeting of the council?

• They are going to be sent to Auschwitz.

• They are going to be sent to Germany.

• They are going to America.

• They are going to be deported. The destination is unknown.

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Why is Moshe the Beadle deported?

• He is a foreign Jew
• He is wanted for a crime he committed
• He is disabled
• None of the above

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Which of the following was NOT a detail from the description of Moishe's stories from when he was to deported with the other foreign Jews of Sighet?

• He describes babies being used as target practice.

• He describes people digging their own graves.

• He describes a scene freedom and wealth.

• He describes faking his own death in order to escape.

When the German soldiers first arrived in Sighet, how was their attitude toward the Jewish residents?

• cruel

• polite

• distrubing

• fearful

After the leaders of the Jewish community were arrested, Jews in Sighet were.....

• forbidden to own gold or jewelry.

• required to wear a yellow Star of David.

• not allowed to visit restaurants, cafes, or synagogues.

• All of the above.

Why did the Jews of Sighet resist the truth (of what Hitler was doing to Jews in Europe), even when it was right in front of them? (Chapter 1)

• After everything that already happened, they felt it could not or would not get any worse

• Sometimes, you don't know what its going on until it is too late

• They appreciated Hitler's leadership and political views

• They were told by family members that the stories were lies

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What does Madame Schachter's screams symbolize?

• The screams symbolize the Jew's future.

• The screams symbolize hope.

• The screams symbolize survival.

• The screams symbolize the present.

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Madame Schachter's repetitive use of "Fire! I see fire!" is what literary device?

• Foreshadowing

• Rhyme

• Alliteration

• Irony

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