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Reading comprehension of Chapters 1-3 in Night.
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The author of
Night
Elie Wiesel
Adolf Hitler
Moshe the Beadle
Akiba Drumer
2
Systemic slaughter of Jews - means "Death by Fire"
Genocide
Holocaust
Anti-Semitism
Aryan
3
Nazi soldier charged with managing groups of prisoners
Kapo
Kommando
Blockalteste
Nazi
4
"A7713"
Elie's Tatoo Number
Number of Prisoners at Auschwitz
Barracks Number
The Address of Auschwitz
5
Where Elie's mother and sister die
Sighet
Birkenau
Buna
Transylvania
6
Why Elie Wiesel wrote
Night
To Bear Witness
To make money
Anger Toward the Nazis
To Achieve Fame
7
Encircled the two ghettos in Sighet
Stone Wall
Barbed Wire
Picket Fence
Electric Lines
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How Elie kept his new shoes
They were covered in mud
They were hidden under his bunk
He gave them to his father
He paid the guard
9
This sight gave Elie nightmares
Babies thrown into the flames
Adults being whipped
The smell of burning flesh
His father's weakness
10
"Fire! I see a fire! I see a fire!"
Madame Schachter
Elie
Mr. Schachter
Tzipora
11
Foreign Jew who taught Elie the Kabbalah
Rabbi Eliahu
Tzipora
Elie's Father
Moshe the Beadle
12
Separation of the weak and strong
Sorting
Choice
Selection
Separation
13
Symbol of the Nazis
Swastika
Hammer & Sickle
Red Flag
SS
14
German secret police
Nazis
Kapos
Kommandos
Gestapo
15
City where the Wiesel family lived
Sighet
Warsaw
Berlin
Auschwitz
16
Prisoner in a Nazi camp that supervised forced labor
Aryan
Kapo
Kommander
SS
17
Destination of Elie's cattle car
Auschwitz
Transylvania
Dachau
Berlin
18
Jewish prayer for the dead
Shalom
Kaddish
Hannukkah
Yom Kippur
19
Transport for Jews
Cattle Cars
Train Cars
Trucks
Boats
20
Jews were forced to wear this
yellow yarmulke
black clothing
yellow Star of David
black prayer shawl
21
What Elie did when his father was struck by the Gypsy
hit the Gypsy with his stick
cried and screamed
passed out from fear
watched and kept silent
22
Deliberate killing of a large ethnic group or nation of people
Anti-Semitism
Genocide
Killing
Holocaust
23
Elie's age at the beginning of the story
Almost 14
15
Almost 13
Almost 12
24
Number of people in Elie's cattle car
80
50
100
75
25
Food given each day
water, bread & fruit
milk, soup & sandwiches
Coffee, soup & bread
water, meat & potatoes
26
Day that Elie and family were deported from the ghetto
Yom Kippur
Sabbath
Channukkah
Rosh Hashanah
27
"Arbeit Macht Frei"
Nothing is free
Works makes you free
You are no longer free
The food is free
28
What Elie and his father lied about when interrogated
Height
Name
Age
Weight