Night Literary Analysis

Question 1

Setting has which TWO elements:

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place, time

Question 2

Night is written in ____ point of view.

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First

Question 3

The prisoners physically fight each other for a piece of bread. This is an example of ____.

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external conflict

Question 4

Idek beats Elie

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external conflict

Question 5

Sign on the barbed wire fence of the concentration camp: WARNING! DANGER OF DEATH!

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irony

Question 6

Elie's meaning of the word "Night", his emotional ties to the word.

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connotation

Question 7

1940's, German concentration camps

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setting

Question 8

In chapter 3, Elie references Biblical stories to show evidence of how God has faults.

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allusion

Question 9

The literal or dictionary definition of a word.

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denotation

Question 10

Elie and his father would have been liberated if they stayed in the hospital insteadof leaving

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irony

Question 11

"An icy wind blew in violent gusts. But we marched without faltering."

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imagery

Question 12

We returned to our places, shame in our souls but fear gnawing at us nevertheless.

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personification

Question 13

Elie's struggle and coming to terms with his religion is an example of ___.

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internal conflict

Question 14

"I was putting one foot in front of the other, like a machine."

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simile

Question 15

The knife and spoon that Elie and his dad passed between each other= hope and an inheritance

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symbol

Question 16

Madame Schachter's screaming "Fire! I see fire!" is an application of ____.

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foreshadowing

Question 17

Night is ____ genre.

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memoir

Question 18

"If one of us stopped for a second, a quick shot eliminated the filthy dog."

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metaphor

Question 19

"The camp look as if it had been through an epidemic, empty and dead."

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personification

Question 20

"Our terror was about to burst the sides of the train."

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personification

Questions 20