Night Chapter 2

What do Madame Schächter's screams symbolize?

• Their Future

• A Warning of Danger

• The Loss of Hope

• The Power of Fear

The German officer who threatens to shoot the occupants of the cattle car compares them to what animal?

• A cat

• A dog

• A rat

• A pig

How do the men initially try to control Madame Schächter's screams?

• Bound and gagged her

• Ignored her completely

• Tried to reason with her

• Sang loudly to drown her out

What does the character of Madame Schächter foreshadow in Night?

• She foreshadows the impending horrors of the concentration camps.

• She represents hope and resilience among the prisoners.

• She symbolizes the loss of faith in humanity.

• She indicates the possibility of escape from the camps.

What role does hope play in Night?

• Hope is a driving force for survival amidst despair.

• Hope leads to despair and suffering.

• Hope is irrelevant in times of crisis.

• Hope is a sign of weakness.

How does Eliezer's faith change throughout Night?

• His faith is strengthened by his experiences.

• His faith is challenged and ultimately diminished by his experiences.

• His faith remains unchanged despite the circumstances.

• His faith leads him to rebel against authority.

How does Elie know Madame Schachter?

• She has been to his house

• She is his neighbor

• She is a family friend

• She met him at school

What is the importance of community in Night?

• Community provides support and strength in the face of adversity.

• Community leads to isolation and despair.

• Community is irrelevant in times of crisis.

• Community only serves to create conflict.

What does the cattle car represent in the context of Night?

• A symbol of hope and freedom

• A representation of dehumanization and loss of freedom

• A means of transportation for goods

• A sign of wealth and prosperity

What is the significance of fire in Night?

• Fire represents hope and survival.

• Fire symbolizes destruction and the loss of humanity.

• Fire is a source of warmth and comfort.

• Fire signifies purification and renewal.