Themes of Anger and Strength

The video tutorial focuses on Chapter 5 of the book, specifically pages 67-68, discussing the significance of Rosh Hashanah and its impact on Eleazer. The teacher reads a section of the text, highlighting themes of anger and strength. Eleazer's internal conflict with faith and anger towards God is explored. The teacher poses a question about the relationship between anger and strength, encouraging students to reflect on their reliance on others and faith. The session concludes with a journal prompt and guidance for the next chapters.

What is the main focus of the teacher in Chapter 5?

• Pages 67-68

• The last chapter

• The entire book

• Pages 1-2

What is Rosh Hashanah?

• A Hindu festival

• The Jewish New Year

• A Christian holiday

• A Muslim celebration

During Rosh Hashanah, what do Jewish people often seek?

• Wealth

• Forgiveness and redemption

• Adventure

• Fame

How does the setting of Rosh Hashanah affect Eleazer?

• It has no effect

• It makes him indifferent

• It has a dramatic effect

• It makes him happy

What themes are highlighted in the passage read by the teacher?

• Love and peace

• Anger and strength

• Fear and anxiety

• Joy and happiness

What does Eleazer question in the passage?

• The power of prayer

• The reason to bless God

• The existence of God

• The meaning of life

What does the teacher ask students to consider about anger and strength?

• If they are the same

• If they are always negative

• If they are unrelated

• If they are connected

What happens to characters like Akiba Drumer when they lose faith?

• They become stronger

• They find peace

• They die

• They become leaders

What is Eleazer's relationship with his father described as?

• Distant

• Non-existent

• Reliant

• Hostile

What does the teacher encourage students to do in their journal entry?

• Summarize the entire book

• Discuss the themes of anger and strength

• Write about their favorite holiday

• Describe their daily routine