WorksheetsNight- Chapter 1&2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
How does Elie feel about his religion?
He is dedicated to it
He hates it
He does not care about it
He wishes his father would stop forcing him to study
What evidence supports the fact that Elie is dedicated to his religion?
He asks Moishe the Beadle to teach him
He studies the Kabbalah
He goes to the Synagogue daily
All of the above
Describe Elie's father
kind, loving, family oriented
unsentimental and respected by the community
Angry, cruel, violent
Who was Moishe the Beadle?
Elie's teacher who is shy, poor, and a jack of all trades
Elie's teacher who is outgoing, loud, and wants attention
Elie's friend who works with the Germans
Elie's enemy who tries to hurt Elie
Hitler's use of the word "exterminate" was purposeful in creating a negative view of Jews - as if they were not really human beings.
True
False
Why was the window in Wiesel's house boarded up?
The window was broken during a fire.
The window was broken during a shooting.
The window faced the street outside of the Ghetto.
The window faced the Ghetto.
What was the first impression the Jews had of the German soldiers?
They were vile, foreboding men
They were similar to the Hungarian police
They were likeable
This is a trick question. The Jews in this story were never confronted by German soldiers.
What did Mrs. Schachter foreshadow?
The bludgeoning of her son
The separation of her family
The death of Wiesel's father
The chimneys with smoke and the smell of burning flesh
What does Madame Schachter's screams symbolize?
Their Future
Hope
Survival
The Present
Madame Schachter's repetitive use of "Fire! I see fire!" is what literary device?
Foreshadowing
Alliteration
Rhyme
Irony
