We hid as the soldiers _____ our houses, looking for anything of value they could take.

Before Elie and the other Jews were taken away to the concentration camps, two ____ were created in his hometown: Four streets housed 10,000 Jews in Sighet.

As Elie and the other prisoners traveled by train, they described the sound of the train as ____.

Moshe the Beadle could be described as ____. He was fully committed to mysticism and Judaism.

Dr. Mengele, often referred to as the Angel of Death, was ____ for inhumane experiments on the prisoners.

There was no ____ behaviour at the concentration camps as the prisoners were too tired from their daily labor.

In Night, the ____ from the Nazi party dehumanized Elie, his dad, and all the other prisoners.

The pipel is hanged for his ____ sabotage linked to the significant amount of weapons found.

In the beginning of the novel, the prisoners were still ____ in their responses to those who died.

Elie described himself as a corpse at the end of the novel for many reasons, one of which was because he looked so ____.

The SS guards guarded the Jews with great____.

When the German workers throw bread in the cattle cars, they create quite a _____, causing Jews, even fathers and sons, to turn on each other over food.

Hitler, in his adult life, could never be described as ____.

As Elie's time progresses in the novel, he becomes more ____ of his faith, eventually losing faith in God completely.