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The author’s use of an ethical appeal in paragraphs 3 and 4 is to help the reader

Paragraph 16 supports the author’s argument in paragraph 18 by

The author supports the claim made in paragraph 17 by —

Blasphemy gives respect to religions.

When Wiesel says "here heaven and earth are on fire," he is referring to....

Which two paragraphs contribute to the author’s mournful tone?

Wiesel gives his speech when he is

Wiesel uses the phrase "stateless, faceless, and nameless..." he is using what literary device?

Wiesel says that the victims of Auschwitz were

The organizational pattern of presenting the problem and then providing a solution allows the reader to

Which is an emotional appeal?

Which word from paragraph 15 helps the reader understand what commemorate means?

The author uses the epigraph, or initial quote, in paragraph 1 to help the reader understand the

Wiesel uses repetition in his speech to

Besides remembering the victims, what else does Wiesel believe people should do?

What is the most likely reason that Wiesel was asked to speak at Auschwitz?

Extermināre=(“to drive out”) Based on this information, what is the meaning of the word exterminate in paragraph 4?

The author uses emotional appeal by sharing personal and vivid experiences of Auschwitz.This relates to the horror of it

Why does Wiesel repeat a Jewish prayer for the dead during his speech?

Maledection has the meaning of a curse.

The Holy Land is the ancient kingdom of Greece.

Birkenau is the sub camp at Auschwitz where prisoners were killed.

Yitgadal Veyitkadash, Shmay Rabba is the beginning of the Jewish prayer for the dead.

Author repeats this Jewish prayer to commemorate the dead, remind us who died, and set an ex. of how to honor the dead.

Why does Wiesel use the present tense in Paragraph 2, "Here heaven and earth are on fire"?

Which two sentences best state the author’s message in the selection?

Which is an ethical appeal?

A7731 is the ID number tattooed on Wiesel at Auschwitz.

The author repeatedly uses the words darkness and night throughout the speech to...