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WorksheetsNight Final Test
Total questions: 93
Worksheet time: 3hrs 6mins
What does Madame Schachter have a vision of on the train to Auschwitz?
the devil
God
smoke
fire
What is the Kaddish?
Jewish New Year
Jewish prayer for the dead
The Day of Atonement
A language spoken by Jews
How is Elie's gold crown removed by Franek?
With a rusty spoon
Pulled by hand
With a professional instrument
With a butter knife
Elie requires an operation because of ____.
a broken arm
a swollen foot
an infected tooth
abdominal pain
After arriving in Gleiwitz, Elie prays to God that he will never ____.
seek vengeance
abandon his father
lose his faith
go hungry
The hanging of the pipel was emotional for the prisoners because ______.
the pipel was so young and angelic
the pipel was symbolic of themselves
they were mentally exhausted
they had just seen another hanging
Elie reluctantly accepts what "inheritance" from his father?
his shoes
a photo
a spoon and knife
his wedding ring
What is the slogan for Auschwitz?
"Work Sets You Free"
"Death to Jews"
"Peace Through Strength"
"Germany Forever"
A theme in this narrative is
the silent complicity in the Holocaust of the average German citizen
a young boy's loss of innocence and loss of faith
the disregard the Allied airplanes demonstrated for the lives of inmates when they bombed the camps
all of the above
Elie's greatest fear in the camp was ____.
being killed in his bunk by an inmate after his gold crown
being sent to the crematorium while still alive
being separated from his father
that he might not ever see his mother and little sister again
Ironically, immediately following liberation, Elie nearly died of pneumonia.
True
False
Played Beethoven for his fellow prisoners before he died.
Yossi
Tibi
Juliek
Zalman
His son left him behind because he had become a burden
Moshe the Beadle
Meir Katz
Rabbi Elihaou
Akiba Drumer
During the selection in section 8 where Elie's father was sent to the left, to his death, Elie ______.
paid a guard to free his father
created a confusion in which some prisoners died
nearly escaped
was glad to be free
When Idek beat Elie's father with the iron bar for no reason, Elie was angry _____.
at himself for not being able to help
at God because He was responsible
at his father, for not knowing how to avoid the beating
at Idek, for his irrational behavior
What work detail were Elie & his father assigned to at Buna?
working in the infirmary
handing out food rations
counting bolts, bulbs, and electrical equipment
working for the construction detail
Who does the prisoner in the hospital bed next to Elie say he trusts most?
The doctor
Hitler
Elie
The Russians
What age does Eliezer say he is when asked by the soldier?
13
15
18
21
Who is Eliezer beginning to have challenges believing after arriving at the concentration camp?
The Kapos
God
His father
Stein
How does Eliezer view the world at the beginning of Night?
corrupt and immoral
beautiful and a reflection of a loving God
drained of all human happiness
strictly self-centered
What phrase does Elie repeat in section 3 to highlight the horror of his first night in the concentration camp?
Blessed be the Almighty
If only we knew
When we get out of here
Never shall I forget
In section 4, Elie says that the soup tastes better, which conveys that he
has been inspired by the boy's bravery
believes the living conditions in the camp have improved
still has compassion when people are killed in front of him
is optimistic that the end of the war is close
Why is Eliezer ordered to go to the dentist?
He has a cavity that is keeping him from working.
He has been assigned to work for the dentist.
He needs a fluoride treatment.
The dentist wants his gold crown.
What does Eliezer see as the breaking point for his faith?
A man being poisoned by soup he stole
A guard raping a prisoner
Babies being used for target practice
A child being hanged
In what point of view is Night written?
First person
Second Person
Third person
On the march to Gleiwitz, Elie says, “The road was endless." Why type of figurative language is this example?
foreshadowing
metaphor
personification
hyperbole
There is a foul-smelling barrel of liquid at the entrance of the second barracks. What is it used for?
Cleaning weapons
Motor oil
Radiator fluid
Disinfection
What event causes Elie to say, "Where is He? This is where-- hanging here from this gallows..."
The hanging of the young pipel
The hanging of the Pole from Warsaw
The hanging of the Dutch Oberkapo
The hanging of Idek
How did Elie's father change throughout the story?
He gradually became weaker
He gradually became stronger
He became more hopeful
He became more angry
In section 7 what did Elie and the other passengers eat instead of bread?
soup
snow
onions
grass
Elie saw German workmen laugh as Jews fought to death over
some coins
a crust of bread
a dirty blanket
a bowl of soup
Why didn't Elie cry when his father died?
He had no more tears to cry
He no longer considered Shlomo to be his father
His father told him not to cry for him
He didn't care
Which of the following themes is conveyed in the statement, “‘Meir, my little Meir! Don’t you recognize me…You’re killing your father…I have bread…for you too…for you too…”?
loss of faith
emotional death
self-preservation over family commitment
dignity in the face of inhuman cruelty
Where do the prisoners go after leaving Gleiwitz?
Auschwitz
Buchenwald
Chelmo
Dachau
What is Elie's father dying of?
influenza
black fever
malnutrition
dysentery
In section 9 when the Jews are ordered to assemble in the Appelplatz in Buchenwald, the prisoners understand _____.
they are about to be moved to another camp
they will receive soup and bread rations
that they will be used as human shields when the Americans arrive
they are all about to be killed
The SS flee Buchenwald when ____.
the Americans are close by
the Russians are close by
the Resistance fights back in the camp
Germany surrenders and the war ends
What is the significance of the cruelty of the prisoners to one another?
It reflects the hostility Eliezer feels toward his father.
It demonstrates the fundamental immorality of imprisonment.
It shows the evil and cruelty that everyone is capable of.
It inspires Eliezer's attempt to escape the camp.
What number replaces Elie's name?
A-7713
A-7630
A-15510
A-25060
When Elie and his father arrive in Buna, one of the Kommando's aides says that he can arrange for Elie and his father to stay together if Elie does what?
gives up his gold crown
gets his father's wedding ring
gives the boy his food rations
gives up his shoes
What is Elie's punishment for spying on Idek and the Polish girl?
beating with an iron bar
25 lashes with a whip
no soup for a week
transferred to the construction depot
Why was a prisoner shot during an Allied air raid on the Buna camp?
He had stolen bread.
He was stockpiling weapons.
He was trying to steal unattended soup.
He had caused sabotage on the electrical plant.
What was the debate among the prisoners on Yom Kippur?
if they should say evening prayers
if they should fast or not
if they should say a prayer for the German soldiers
if they should go to bed early
What "gift" did the SS offer the prisoners for the new year?
extra food rations
new clothes
selection
blankets for their bunks
Out of the 100 prisoners who were loaded onto the cattle car to Buchenwald, how many survived?
5
12
32
47
When is Buchenwald liberated?
January 29
on Rosh Hashanah
on Yom Kippur
April 11
How many sisters did Elie have?
When Elie and his father arrived in Auschwitz-Birkenau, what did the prisoner tell them to lie about & why?
He told them to lie about their names, so the SS wouldn't know they were Jews.
He told them to lie about their ages, so the SS would think they were not too old or too young.
He told them to lie about their homes, so the SS wouldn't know what country they were from.
He told them to lie about their religious faith, so the SS wouldn't know they were Jewish.
Which quote best illustrates the change happening in Elie as he began to lose his faith in God?
“No sooner had we climbed into the bunks than we fell into a deep sleep.”
“This conversation cannot have lasted more than a few seconds. It had seemed like an eternity to me.”
“Never shall I forget those flames which consumed my faith forever.”
“We had already lived through so much that night, we thought nothing could frighten us anymore.”
When Elie and his father arrived at Auschwitz-Birkenau, who recognized them because he was a member of their extended family?
Stein from Antwerp
A French Jewish woman posing as Aryan
Their Rabbi from Sighet
An old customer of Eliezer's father's store in Sighet
Who decided which people would be sent to the gas chambers during the "selections" at the Auschwitz and Buna concentration camps?
Akiba Drumer
Zalman
Idek
Dr. Mengele
Elie and his father choosing to leave the hospital two days before it was liberated by the Red Army was an example of which literary device?
Which character was ... trampled to death during the run to Gleiwitz because he had stomach cramps and needed to stop?
Zalman
Chlomo Wiesel
Akiba Drumer
Moshe the Beadle
Juliek
After the coversation with Rabbi Eliahou in the abandoned factory during the death march, what did Elie pray to God that he will never do?
abandon his father
die in the concentration camps
stop praying
act on his anger with revenge
Why were Jews not allowed to play music written by Beethoven?
because Hitler was a fan of Beethoven
because they had no instruments
because Beethoven was German, and it was forbidden for Jews to play German music
because Beethoven was a German Nazi, and he forbid them to play his music
Why did the head of the block try to persuade Eliezer to stop sharing his food with his father?
because every man must take care of himself in the camp
because the hospital had special food for his father
because Eliezer's father was a thief and was stealing food from others
because Juliek needed food more than his father did
When did Elie's father die?
January 28, 1945
September 26, 1944
April 10, 1945
January 8, 1945
What type of figurative language is this example?
EMPATHY: (definition) he ability to understand and share the feelings of another.
Which of the following situations are examples of empathy?
Elie choosing to give up his gold crown to the dentist
The SS shooting the men when they slowed down during the Death March
The prisoners crying as they watched the pipel suffer when he was hanged
Forcing the prisoners to run for miles in the snow without stopping to Gleiwitz
APATHY: (definition) lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern
Which of the following is an example of apathy from the novel?
The SS calling the men "pigs - swine" and forcing them to run faster during the death march
Elie lying to Stein when he tells him his family is okay
Elie giving up his rations for his father
The Jews from Sighet trying to calm down Madame Schachter on the train to Auschwitz
What figurative language device is used in the following passage? "They think I'm mad," he whispered, and tears, like drops of wax, flowed from his eyes.
idiom
simile
metaphor
personification
What figurative language device is used in the following passage? "We were withered trees in the heart of the desert."
idiom
simile
metaphor
personification
What figurative language device is used in the following passage? "One day, as we returned from work, we saw three gallows, three black ravens, erected on the Appelplatz."
idiom
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
What figurative language device is used in the following passage? "The lament spread from wagon to wagon. It was contagious."
idiom
simile
metaphor
personification
What figurative language device is used in the following passage? "From the depths of the mirror, a corpse was contemplating me."
idiom
hyperbole
metaphor
personification
tormented Mr. Wiesel to get the gold crown
Zalman
Franek
Juliek
Idek
Died in the wagon
Schachter
Chlomo
Meir Katz
Juliek
True or False: Elie said he observed the prayer service like a stranger.
True
False
What did Elie dream of when he dreamed of a better world?
a world without German soldiers
a soup pot that was always full
all people living in peace
a world with no bells
What secret was the woman in the factory hiding?
She was a Russian spy
She was Jewish passing as an Aryan
She was planning to rebel
She was a German spy
After being made to run, where did the prisoners finally stop to rest?
An old shed (brick factory)
In the forest
An abandoned tank
A farmhouse A farmhouse
At Auschwitz, what does Elie do when he meets Stein, his cousin from Antwerp?
Lies to Stein about his family
Gives up his gold crown to Stein
Kills Steinto save his father from being beaten
Spies on him lying with a girl and giggles
Rabbi Eliahou’s son leaving his father is an example of?
Character vs. Society
Character vs. Machine
Character vs. Nature
Character vs. Character
Why do you think Juliek played a fragment of a Beethoven concerto as he is crushed to death?
To put everyone to sleep
As a last act of defiance and statement of his identity
To give Elie hope and his father hope
He is sad
What is the purpose of juxtaposing the two passages?
One day when we had stopped, a workman took a piece of bread out of his bag and threw it into a wagon. There was a stampede. Dozens of starving men fought each other to the death for a few crumbs. The German workmen took a lively interest in this spectacle.
Some years later, I watched the same kind of scene at Aden. The passengers on our boat were amusing themselves by throwing coins to the “natives,” who were diving in to get them. An attractive, aristocratic Parisienne was deriving special pleasure from the game. I suddenly noticed that two children were engaged in a death struggle, trying to strangle each other. I turned to the lady.
“Please,” I begged, “don’t throw any more money in!”
“Why not?” she said. “I like to give charity…” (73)
to emphasise lack of empathy may inspire cruelty
to demonstrate war brings out the worst in others
to illustarte people do not appreciate generosity for others
to show people's desire to perform for others
