Night chapters 1-4

On the train to Auschwitz, what does Madame Schacter have visions of? 

• fire 
• angels
• death
• God 

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The visions seen by Madame Schacter are an example of: 

• symbolism
• personification 
• foreshadowing 
• simile 

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What town does Elie come from? 

• Budapest
• Sighet
• Warsaw
• Buna 

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When he returns from the forest, Mosche the beadle tries to do what? 

• Find his faith 
• Teach the cabbala to the young
• Warn the Jews about what is going to happen
• Create a reisistance movement 

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What does the inscription on the gate at Auschwitz mean? 

• Work is liberty 
• Work is death 
• Work is everything 
• Long live liberty

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Because Elie tels the story of his own life during a specific time, Night is an example of: 

• A drama
• A biography 
• A memoir
• An article 

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The Jews of Sighet's first impressions of the German were that they were: 

• friendly 
• polite 
• harmless 
• all of these 

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One of the ways the Germans dehumanized the Jews was by:

• Buying presents for them

• Leaving them alone until 1944

• Making them wear the yellow star

• Starting World War II

The Jews were shipped to the concentration camps by: 

• wagons
• cars
• cattle cars 
• horses 

Hitler's goal for the Jews was to : 

• Educate them 
• Make them move 
• Make them slaves 
• Completely wipe them out from Europe