Relearning Opportunity- Night Ch. 4 Quiz

Which statement best describes what Eliezer is most fixated on when they arrive at Buna and are being assigned to Kommandos?

• making sure he can keep his shoes

• getting assigned to the construction Kommando

• staying close to his father’s side

• finding out what happened to his mother and sisters

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"All right," he said. "I can arrange it. For a pittance: your shoes. I'll give you another pair" (48).

Based on the context of the sentence, which is the best definition of the word pittance?

• a small fee

• a large area for burning wood

• the area underneath a person's arms

• a generous offering

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Where does Eliezer next see the young girl who spoke German to him?

• Berlin

• Paris

• New York

• Sighet

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Which of the following statements best explains why Wiesel included the flash forward of his conversation with the Frenchwoman many years later?

• Wiesel wanted to show the reader what a kind, compassionate woman she still was after all of these years.

• Wiesel is demonstrating that people can change over time if they are given an opportunity to improve themselves.

• Wiesel thinks that it was wrong of the Frenchwoman to hide the fact that she could speak perfect German.

• Wiesel was explaining why she did not speak German to him except on the day he was beaten.

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Which of the following inferences best supports Eliezer's quote below:

"I looked at him without seeing him. I was thinking of my father. He would be suffering more than I" (58).

• Eliezer is glad that it is him and not his father who is being beaten.

• Eliezer’s father would rather that Eliezer be beaten than him

• It hurts Eliezer’s father more to watch his son be beaten than it hurts Eliezer to be beaten.

• Eliezer deserves to be beaten because he snuck up on the German officer, and he could have been killed.

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How do the prisoners react when an air raid occurs at Buna?

• with anger

• with joy

• with apathy

• with panic

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How do the prisoners react when an air raid occurs at Buna?

• kneel in submission to the SS guards and stare at the ground for five minutes

• march by the victim and look into his face

• strip and shower

• swear an oath of loyalty to Hitler and the Nazi party

Watching his father being beaten, not caring about the crematoriums anymore, and only focusing on his survival needs are all experiences of Eliezer’s that help develop which main theme?

• Eliezer’s struggle with his relationship with God

• Eliezer’s relationship with his father

• The camaraderie between the Jewish men who helped each other

• Eliezer’s struggle to maintain his humanity in the face of brutality

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What is the central idea of Chapter 4?

• It was devastating to watch the slow and painful death of the child, so Eliezer lost all of his faith in God and Judaism.

• Eliezer and his father survive horrific beatings, meager rations, and being terrorized by the guards at Buna.

• Eliezer does whatever he can to stay with his father, but when the guards take his father to selection, he doesn’t protest.

• Eliezer is safer at Buna than he was at Auschwitz, so he is content to keep making electronics until the end of the war.

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