Night Ch.5 Quiz

What is Elie’s reaction to Rosh Hashanah in the camp?

• He feels hopeful that God will deliver them.

• He refuses to join in prayer and feels anger toward God.

• He organizes a secret prayer group.

• He is too weak to attend the gathering.

Why does Elie choose not to fast on Yom Kippur?

• He has a medical exemption.

• The guards prohibit fasting.

• He is protesting his loss of faith.

• He was given extra rations.

How does Elie feel during the selection process?

• Calm and indifferent.

• Hopeful that he will be spared.

• Terrified and desperate to survive.

• Confident in his strength.

What happens to Elie during the first selection in Chapter 5?

• He is chosen for execution.

• He is separated from his father.

• He is sent to the infirmary.

• He passes and returns to his block.

Why does Elie go to the infirmary?

• He is faking illness to avoid work.

• He has an infected foot.

• He was injured in a fight.

• He is helping another prisoner.

What is the danger for those who stay in the infirmary during the evacuation?

• They will be left behind without food.

• They will be executed.

• They will be moved to another camp.

• They will be tortured for disobeying orders.

What decision do Elie and his father make regarding the evacuation?

• They try to escape.

• They volunteer for a transport.

• They choose to evacuate with the others.

• They hide in the barracks.

What happens to the patients who stayed behind in the infirmary?

• They are immediately executed.

• They are transported to Auschwitz.

• They are liberated by the Russians.

• They escape during the chaos.

What theme is strongly reflected in Elie’s thoughts and actions in Chapter 5?

• The value of obedience.

• The strength of community.

• The loss of faith and questioning of God.

• The power of love.

How does fear influence the prisoners’ behavior in this chapter?

• It causes them to rebel.

• It strengthens their belief in miracles.

• It leads them to irrational joy.

• It motivates their choices for survival.