WorksheetsNight Chapters 6&7 + Vocabulary
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
Why didn't Ellie mind running faster when the SS yelled, "Faster, you flea-ridden dogs!" ?
He enjoyed getting in his daily exercise
He knew running would warm his blood
He was glad to get the chance from the SS to run away
He actually complained that he wanted to walk because of his injured foot
Ellie new that if he stopped running the SS would kill him. What was the only thing that motivated him to keep running despite his injured foot.
The thought of being together with his family
The thought of the war ending
The thought of white bed sheets and a warm meal
The thought of his father not surviving without him.
"For three years, they had stayed close to one another. Side by side, they had endured the suffering, the blows; they had waited for their ration of bread and they had prayed. Three years, from camp to camp, from selection to selection. And now—when the end seemed near—fate had separated them. When h e came near me, Rabbi Eliahu whispered, 'It happened on the road. We lost sight of one another during the journey. I fell behind a little, at the rear of the column. I didn't have the strength to run anymore. And my son didn't notice. That's all I know. Where has he disappeared? Where can I find him? Perhaps you've seen him somewhere?' 'No, Rabbi Eliahu, I haven't seen him.' And so he left, as he had come: a shadow swept away by the wind. He had already gone through the door when I remembered that I had noticed his son running beside me. I had forgotten and so had not mentioned it to Rabbi Eliahu!" What did Elie think happened to Rabbi Eliahu's son?
He was shot and killed by the SS
He was trampled over and killed by the herd of people running all through the night
He fell asleep in the snow and never woke up
He was probably around somewhere, Rabbi must not give up hope!
What was the name of Rabbi Eliahu's son?
Zalman
Aaron
Simon
Eliauhu Jr.
His name isn't mentioned in Chapter 6 at all
Which sentence utilizes the word "apoplectic" the best?
I was so apoplectic after I scored the game winning goal that I bought the whole soccer team ice cream.
Hitler was apoplectic.
Jerry Lewis was apoplectic when he saw his daughter walk down the aisle with the man of her dreams.
When the ref's egregious no-call was made, Sean Payton was apoplectic because it was the incorrect call and the Saints were out of playoff contention.
Stalin and Hitler were both apoplectic.
Which of the following picture(s) can be or has been as propaganda? Help Feed Children (A), Please Wash Hands (B), Warning Do Not Read This Sign (C), Soldiers Eat Babies (D)
Both B and D are correct
What got Elie to start praying again?
The thought of being a selfish son, like he assumed Zalman may have been.
He was grateful that him and his father were still alive together
He realized that praying was a way to keep his mind off of his injured foot
He was bored
"From time to time, S S officers o n motorcycles drove the length of the column to shake off the growing apathy: 'Hold on! We're almost there!' 'Courage! Just a few more hours!' 'We're arriving in ________!' These words of encouragement, even coming as they did from the mouths o f our assassins, were of great help. Nobody wanted to give up now, just before the end, s o close to our destination. What was the name of the town they were about to arrive in?
Gleiwitz
Pegnitz
Görlitz
Tauberbischofsheim
Naumburg
What is the difference between superior and supercilious?
If someone is superior to someone else it could mean that they are higher in rank than that someone or perhaps that they are of a higher skill level than someone else. If someone is supercilious, it means that they behave in a way or act like they are above other people when they are most likely not.
Superior means to be better than someone else while supercilious means to behave as though he or she is better than someone else
Superior means being a nationalist while being supercilious means to act like you are better than someone else
None of the answers are correct
In complete sentences, why do you think Elie titled his book Night?
(a)
