Night Chapter

What evidence supports the fact that Elie is dedicated to his religion?

• He asks Moishe the Beadle to teach him

• He studies the Kabbalah

• He goes to the Synagogue daily

• All of the above

Describe Elie's father

• kind, loving, family oriented

• unsentimental and respected by the community

• Angry, cruel, violent

Who was Moishe the Beadle?

• Elie's teacher who is shy, poor, and a jack of all trades

• Elie's teacher who is outgoing, loud, and wants attention

• Elie's friend who works with the Germans

• Elie's enemy who tries to hurt Elie

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

Wiesel calls the second ghetto "an open tomb."  This metaphor is used to foreshadow what theme?

• silence

• death

• suffering

• None of the above

Why was the window in Wiesel's house boarded up?

• The window was broken during a fire.

• The window was broken during a shooting.

• The window faced the street outside of the Ghetto.

• The window faced the Ghetto.

What was the first impression the Jews had of the German soldiers?

• They were vile, foreboding men

• They were similar to the Hungarian police

• They were likeable

• This is a trick question. The Jews in this story were never confronted by German soldiers.

What did Mrs. Schachter foreshadow?

• The bludgeoning of her son

• The separation of her family

• The death of Wiesel's father

• The chimneys with smoke and the smell of burning flesh

What is the significance of the title 'Night' in the context of the Holocaust?

• It represents the darkness of the Holocaust experience

• It refers to the time when most events occurred

• It symbolizes the end of innocence

• It is a metaphor for the loss of faith

How does Elie Wiesel describe his feelings towards God during his time in the concentration camps?

• He remains faithful throughout

• He questions and struggles with his faith

• He becomes more devout

• He completely loses his faith