Night by Elie Wiesel

At the beginning of Chapter 7, in the early dawn light how much of a difference was there between the living and the dead?

• No difference
• The dead were beginning to smell
• Barely a difference
• The dead were gray, and the living were white.

What filled the prisoners' brains in the beginning of Chapter 7?

• Pain
• Nothing
• Lots of regrets
• Whirlwind of memories

In Chapter 7, where were the prisoners being transported to?

• Aden
• Back to Auschwitz
• Buchenwald
• Bergen-Belsen

What was the condition of the prisoners who took shelter in the deserted village as they traveled to the concentration camp?

• Comforable
• Tired
• Restless
• Well-fed

In Chapter 7, when Wiesel awoke, what was the condition of his father?

• Sleeping soundly
• Resting comfortably
• Close to death
• Sleeping restlessly

How did the living feel when the corpses were thrown of the train in Chapter 7?

• Sad
• Indifferent
• Frustrated
• Glad

How many corpses were thrown off the wagon in Chapter 7?

• 14
• 16
• 19
• 20

As the prisoners traveled on the train in Chapter 7, what did they eat?

• Snow
• Rotten meat
• Bread
• Soup

What was the responsibility of the men who cleared out the wagons?

• They took out the dead and buried them
• They rotated the prisoners between the wagons
• They repaired the wagons
• They scoured the wagon with boiling water

When a workmen threw a piece of bread to the prisoners, how did the prisoners react?

• They were too weak and indifferent to care
• They drew straws to see who got the bread
• They fought over it
• They threw it back at the workman