Night Book

On what day does Elie and his family deport from the ghetto?

• Christmas day

• Yom KIppur

• On Sabbath

• The seventh day of Passover

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At the end of the novel, Elie looks into the mirror and notices a ________ staring back at him.

Based on the outcome of "Night" what inference can we make about Elie?

• He is angry and vengeful.

• He is strong and determined.

• He is weak and insolent.

• He is gentle and unchanged.

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On page 69, Wiesel eats a piece of bread in defiance of the Yom Kippur fast. He says, "I felt a great void opening." What does that mean?

• He feels the loss of his love of and faith in God.

• He is really hungry.

• He no longer believes God exists.

• He feels guilty for eating the bread.

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What happened to Elie’s mother and younger sister?

• The book does not say

•  They are separated from Elie and his father to the crematory

• They share the same fate as Elie 

• They are sent to a different concentration camp

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Why doesn’t Elie fast during Yom Kippur? 

• He didn't know how to

• His father forbade him and he had lost his faith 

• He was scared of fasting in a concentration camp

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What is the last word that Elie hears his father say?

• Eliezer

• Son

• Goodbye

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What lie do Elie and his father tell the SS officers when they arrive?

• They lie about their ages

• They lie about being Jewish

• They lie about being father and son

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Why does Elie try so desperately to wake his father up while they are on the carriage?

• His father is about to be taken for dead and thrown off the carriage

• He is afraid he will be left behind

• He needs his father to console him

• He is afraid he will lose his father's protection

From what point of view is "Night" told?

• Third person

• First person

• Third person, omniscient

• Second person

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