WorksheetsNight Chapter 4
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 27mins
In your own words, what is a summary?
If you mentioned that a summary is a statement or an account of main points taken away from a story, you are on the right track. Write your own summary of Night, chapter 4.
What was the name of the extermination camp Yossi and Tibi lost their parents to?
Windhoek Concentration Camp
Karibib
Windhoek Concentration Camp
Birkenau
Auschwitz
How did Elie get out of having to get his gold crown removed from the dentist?
He gave the dentist a ration
He told the dentist he was sick
He ran away with his father
He gave the dentist his shoes instead.
What type of food did Elie survive on?
Stale Bread and Soup
Matzah Bread
Pizza
Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough
What music were the Jewish musicians not allowed to play at the concentration camps?
Mozart
Miles Davis
Louis Armstrong
Guido of Arezzo
Ludwig van Beethoven
Who was Idek, the Kapo?
How did Idek, the Kapo elude getting sent to the concentration camps as a Jew?
He ran away from the Gestapo
He had family and friends that hid him from the Gestapo
He had fake papers created that stated he was of Aryan race.
Idek wasn't actually Jewish, so he didn't have to worry about being sent to the concentration camps.
How did Franek persuade Elie to give up his gold crown?
By beating up his father
By tiring him out though labor work
By stealing it without Elie's consent
By asking Elie politely.
What was Elie's assigned number?
A-7791
A-7167
A-7899
A-7713
Finally, Idek caught up with Elie and warned him not to tell anyone what he had seen in the warehouse, "Look at me, you son of a swine! You shall receive five times more [punishment] if you tell anyone what you saw! Understood?" Eli writes, "I nodded once, ten times, endlessly. As if my head had decided to say yes for all eternity." Eli describes how scared/compliant he was by using some form of figurative language. What type of figurative language BEST fits the underlined sentence?
Metaphor
Simile
Hyperbole
Personification
Allusion
Why was Elie happy to hear bombs exploding around him towards the end of chapter 4?
He was ready to die and knew if he died from a bomb he would no longer suffer.
He thought the Jewish musicians could use some drum sounds to go along with their boring music.
Elie built bombs in his spare time and admired a good detonation.
Elie wanted revenge for the Nazis and bombs exploding around him gave him hope.
Why did the young boy's hanging disturb Elie the most from other hangings?
Because the young boy was nervous, light in weight and had to suffer a lot longer than the other prisoners who were hung.
Because the boy reminded Elie of his friend Moishe.
Because he was close to Elie and his father during their time at the concentration camp.
Because who cares, I failed this exam anyway.
Last question! YAY! What is a cauldron?
A type of figurative language we haven't gone over in class yet.
A hallway, porch, or linei.
A large metal pot used for cooking
A stuffed turkey
