Night Novel Review - What do you know and need to know?

What lesson can be learned from the experiences of the characters in 'Night'?

• The importance of resilience and the need to remember history to prevent future atrocities.

• The value of wealth and power in overcoming adversity.

• The necessity of isolation to survive difficult times.

• The belief that hope is enough to endure suffering.

What did Rabbi Eliahou's son do to try to save himself during the long march?

• He helped his father walk faster.

• He left his father behind in the snow.

• He carried his father on his back.

• He called for help from the soldiers.

What does the term 'Kapo' refer to in the context of the Holocaust?

• A Kapo was a prisoner in a Nazi concentration camp who was assigned by the Nazis to supervise other prisoners

• A Kapo was a type of Nazi officer responsible for overseeing the camps

• A Kapo was a Jewish leader who collaborated with the Nazis

• A Kapo was a term used for the camps where prisoners were held

What do the bells symbolize in Eliezer's dreams?

• The bells symbolize hope and freedom.

• The bells symbolize the oppressive control and reminders of death in the concentration camps.

• The bells symbolize joy and celebration.

• The bells symbolize the passage of time and life.

What was the purpose of Hitler's use of the word 'exterminate' regarding Jews?

• To create a negative view of Jews, dehumanizing them.

• To promote Jewish culture and heritage.

• To encourage Jewish immigration to Germany.

• To establish a peaceful coexistence with Jews.

How did the experience of the Holocaust affect Elie's faith in God?

• Elie found his faith strengthened and became more devout.

• Elie struggled with his faith, questioning God's presence and justice in the face of suffering.

• Elie became a religious leader, guiding others in their faith.

• Elie completely abandoned his belief in God and religion.

What does the term 'dehumanization' refer to in the context of the Holocaust?

• The process of depriving a person or group of human qualities, making them seem less than human.

• A method of psychological warfare used to instill fear in the population.

• The act of promoting human rights and dignity during times of conflict.

• A strategy to enhance the value of human life in society.

During the first selection at Birkenau, what ages do Eliezer and his father pretend to be?

• Eliezer pretends to be sixteen and his father pretends to be thirty-five.

• Eliezer pretends to be eighteen and his father pretends to be forty.

• Eliezer pretends to be twenty and his father pretends to be fifty.

• Eliezer pretends to be seventeen and his father pretends to be forty-five.

What does the phrase 'Never Again' signify in Holocaust remembrance?

• A commitment to prevent future genocides and ensure that the atrocities of the Holocaust are not forgotten.

• A call to remember only the victims of the Holocaust without addressing future issues.

• An expression of hope that such events will never happen again without any action.

• A reminder to focus solely on the historical facts of the Holocaust.

Where are the Jews of Sighet first sent after being evacuated from their homes?

• To a ghetto within Sighet.

• To a concentration camp in Poland.

• To a refugee camp in Hungary.

• To the city of Budapest.