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Night Vocabulary for Chapters 1-3

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Expelled means

a)

to enter a home

b)

forced to leave

c)

to destroy

d)

to annihilate

2.

Anguish means

a)

Pure delight and fun

b)

Optimistic

c)

Mental pain and suffering

d)

Lost cause

3.

Emigrate means

a)

To enter a country

b)

To exit a country

c)

To move from one house to another

d)

To become a citizen

4.

Another word for insinuating is

a)

singing

b)

dancing

c)

suggesting

d)

answering

5.

When someone is feeling great happiness and joy, they are said to be

a)

morose

b)

jubilant

c)

powerful

d)

selfish

6.

A word that means to destroy something completely is

a)

annihilate

b)

billeted

c)

deportee

d)

infinite

7.

When someone is optimistic, they:

a)

Have concerns about the future

b)

Have hope about the future

c)

Rebel against the future

d)

Are sad about life in general

8.

In the concentration camps, barbed-wire encircled the camps. This means.

a)

It was on top of the camp

b)

It surrounded the camp partly

c)

It went under the camp

d)

It surrounded the camp entirely

9.

A partisan is

a)

A person who bakes bread

b)

A person who reads the Bible

c)

Another word for a Jew

d)

A person who opposed the Nazi rule

10.

When something is infinite, it:

a)

Goes on forever and ever

b)

Stops quickly

c)

Circles around

d)

Makes a start and stop frequently

11.

The conditions in the train cars that the Jews took to the camp were intolerable. That means:

a)

There was plenty of room for all

b)

There was little room for everyone

c)

It was unbearable for everyone

d)

It was completely sealed

12.

Constraints are:

a)

Limitations

b)

Suggestions

c)

Actions

d)

Religions

13.

When someone has inhibitions, they feel self-conscious and might:

a)

Be ready to go to war

b)

Unable to act in a natural way

c)

Be very outgoing

d)

Be sympathetic

14.

If something is irrevocable, then it:

a)

changes depending on the situation.

b)

cannot be changed

c)

protects others

d)

creates limitations

15.

The train cars that carried the Jews were hermetically sealed. This means:

a)

They were locked

b)

The windows were closed

c)

They were completely sealed and airtight.

d)

They allowed light in

16.

A pious person is someone who is:

a)

Religious

b)

Hungry

c)

Selfish

d)

Trusting

17.

When someone is indifferent to you, they are;

a)

Confused

b)

Unconcerned

c)

Obligatory

d)

Compulsory

18.

Another word for disorder and confusion is:

a)

abstraction

b)

inhibition

c)

tumult

d)

camaraderie

19.

Dr. Mengel was a notorious doctor. This means he was:

a)

Honest and kind

b)

Friendly

c)

Well-known in a bad way

d)

Trusting

20.

When one has lucidity, they are:

a)

Clear

b)

Confused

c)

Sad

d)

Angry

21.

The action of redemption means:

a)

People pray for you

b)

You will be a winner

c)

You will be saved from sin or evil

d)

You will make friends.

22.

A state of oblivion is the state of:

a)

Awareness

b)

Unawareness

c)

Infinity

d)

Emotional Breakdown

23.

When something is abstract, then it:

a)

Exists as an idea

b)

Does not exist

c)

It is an event that occurs

d)

It is required

24.

Something that is required by a law or a rule is:

a)

Voluntary

b)

Agreeable

c)

Compulsory

d)

Optional

25.

The definition of morale is:

a)

A code we live by

b)

The mental and emotional condition of a person

c)

The optional change in a political party

d)

A religious belief