Night Chapter 2-3

What does Madame Schächter’s hallucinations of fire symbolize?

• The hope of a new beginning

• The brutality and horrors that await the prisoners

• The loss of personal identity

• A message from her deceased husband

How do the German officers enforce obedience on the train to Auschwitz?

• They promise food and shelter

• They ignore the passengers

• They use threats and physical violence

• They let the passengers make their own rules

What is the first act of dehumanization the Jews experience upon arrival at Birkenau?

• Being given identification numbers

• Being forced to watch executions

• Being separated from their families

• Having their valuables taken away

How does Eliezer’s father react when he is struck by a Nazi officer?

• He fights back

• He cries out in pain

• He remains silent and accepts it

• He begs for forgiveness

What decision does Eliezer and his father make when given the choice to work or die?

• They refuse to work

• They fight back

• They run away

• They obey the orders to survive

How do chapters 2 and 3 demonstrate the theme of dehumanization? Provide at least two examples from the text.

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In what ways does Eliezer begin to lose his identity upon arriving at Auschwitz?

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Describe a moment in these chapters where forced obedience is evident. How does this affect the prisoners?

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How does brutality shape the way Eliezer views power in these chapters?

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What irony exists in how freedom is portrayed in these chapters?

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