WorksheetsNight Novel Final Test
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 53mins
Which character tries to warn the Jews of Elie's town of the fate that awaits them? (a)
Who is the woman on the train who has visions? (a)
Who is the boy who plays the violin in the Buna Orchestra?
Juliek
Elie
Pipel
Moshe the Beadle
What is the name of the SS guard who whips Elie?
Pipel
Idek
Tzipora
Juliek
Who is Elie's sister who dies in the concentration camp?
Idek
Tzipora
Juliek
Chlomo
"I've got a premonition of evil," said my mother.
This is an example of...
imagery
a metaphor
flashback
foreshadowing
This is what Elie prevented the SS Doctor from extracting although they eventually got it.
His shoes
His gold crown
His sisters
His hair
This was the term used for a brutal Jewish prisoner/guards
Monocle
Kapo
Green Police
SS
Where was Elie's home?
Buna
Germany
Sighet
Budapest
Where does Elie's mother and sister die?
Sighet
Buchenwald
Buna
Auschwitz
In what way does Elie try to help his father while he is sick?
brings him soup
stays with him when he can
brings him water
all of the above
What stares back at Elie at the end of the novel?
a corpse
his father
the Kapo
Moshe the Beadle
What is the Kaddish?
a special food served at Passover
a Jewish prayer for the dead
an ancient religious language
a dance of worship
Why does Elie end up having to have an operation?
his tooth is infected
his arm begins to swell
he is in pain from his appendix
his swollen foot
How old is Elie when the story begins?
11
13
16
12
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
Ch. 2: How did Madam Schacter behave in the train car?
She cried quietly to herself during the entire train ride.
She shouted about a fire on the horizon for multiple days.
She tried to convince everyone to rebel and escape the cars.
She focused only on saving her remaining son.
What does Elie see getting dumped into flaming pits?
Dead bodies.
Clothes, suitcases, etc.
His mother and sisters.
Prisoners of war.
When questioned by the S.S. Officer, why did Elie lie about his age and occupation?
To distract him and keep his father safe
So that he goes to the labor camp instead of the crematorium
To impress the S.S. Officer with how talented he is for his age
So that the S.S. Officer would feel bad about imprisoning someone so young
What was the first horrifying sight that Elie, at first, disbelieved?
Children were barely given enough warm clothing
People were forced to get tattoos
Babies were killed by being thrown into flames
Animals were starving
How did Elie initially avoid losing his gold crown?
By selling it to another prisoner
By secretly bribing the dentist
By hiding it inside his mattress
By lying that he has a fever and isn't feeling well
During one hanging, Elie and the other prisoners cried. What made this hanging different from others?
This hanging was difficult to watch because it was an old man who was very ill.
This hanging was a beloved church leader from their hometown, who everyone looked up to.
This hanging was different because it was a child. The little boy was so light that he did not die right away.
This hanging was different because it was a woman who had three young children.
Which army is approaching Buna before the Death Marches?
U.S. Army
French Army
Soviet Red Army
British Army
In the concentration camp hospital, Eliezer’s neighbor remarks he has lost faith in everything except what? (Pg. 81)
God
Death
Hitler
Elie
What is ironic about Elie's decision to leave the hospital to march?
Everyone left in the hospital died the next day
Everyone left in the hospital were liberated
Everyone left in the hospital died from starvation
Everyone left in the hospital ran away
What is the weather like during the Death Marches?
Rainy
Snowy
Thundering
Sunny
Elie is disturbed when he witnesses Rabbi Eliahou's son trying to --in order to save himself during the long March?
pretend he was dead to his father
incriminate his father
turn in other prisoners
leave his father behind in the snow
When the train arrived in Buchenwald, how many of the one hundred men left the wagon?
1- the narrator
12
50
all of the 100 men
What happened when a German workman threw a piece of bread into the wagon to amuse themselves?
Men were too stunned to move
Men hurled themselves over each other to get to the bread
Nothing- the men were too malnourished to even reach for the bread
A German workman never threw bread into the wagon.
The liberated prisoners want revenge.
True
False
What happened after the SS men fled the camp?
The prisoners ran for their lives.
The prisoners raided the kitchens to find food.
Many prisoners ran after the SS for revenge.
The American tanks came in and took over the camp.
When the Americans freed the camp, what was the most important and immediate concern for the prisoners?
Food/water.
Leaving the country forever.
Finding their families.
Charging the Nazis with war crimes.
