Night, Chap. 3 (pages 37-46)
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- Q1
How is Elie able to keep his shoes?
He takes a beating in order to keep them.
Covered with a coat of mud
His father helps him hide them.
He trades another item in order to keep his shoes.
60s - Q2
What does Elie's father do that gets him beaten after first being transferred to a barracks?
Hide Elie's shoes to keep them from being taken
Ask for the bathroom
Defend his own son against a beating
Try to start a revolt
60s - Q3
What is Elie's tone in the following passage?: "I stood petrified. What happened to me? My father had just been struck, in front of me, and I had not even blinked?"
Determined
Disgust with himself
Disgust with the Gypsy
Apologetic
60s - Q4
Why does Elie's dad state the following after his beating at the hands of the Gypsy?: "It doesn't hurt."
To give himself courage to keep on going
To respond sarcastically to the Gypsy
To show that he is still tough
To ease his son's guilt in not defending him
60s - Q5
What is ironic about the inscription on the iron gate entrance to Auschwitz?" "Work make you free."
They will die from the work they do, and they have told they will go to the crematoriums if they don't work.
Working hard will allow them to be shipped to a better camp.
Working hard gets them special privileges.
They will be set free after working hard.
60s - Q6
What is Elie's tone when he says the following about the Pole who runs their block/barracks after they leave Birkeneau for the labor camp portion of Auschwitz?: "Those were the first human words."
Bitter
Sarcastic
Grateful
Impatient
60s - Q7
What does the Pole who runs their block/barracks tell them is the key to survival. in the labor portion of the camp?
Camaraderie/Friendship
Faith in religion
Hard work
Selfishness
60s - Q8
What is A-1173?
Elie's tattoo/identification
Father's tattoo/identification
His work station
His block/barrack number
60s - Q9
How does being assigned a number tie in with Maslow's hierarchy of needs?
It takes away his physical needs.
It detracts from his security and safety.
It takes away one of the last few elements of identity seen in the upper levels of esteem and self-actualization of the triangle.
It separates him from the people he loves.
60s - Q10
What lie does Elie offer his relative Stein?
That everyone from the Sighet ghetto is safe
That he should ration his food so that it lasts longer
That he has heard Stein's wife and kids are safe
That the Auschwitz labor camp is better than the receiving area
60s - Q11
What is Elie's tone in the following statement surrounding the men's discussion of hanging on to faith?: "From time to time, in the middle of all that talk, a thought crossed my mind: Where is Mother right now...Tzipora..."
Candid because of the express/reflect purpose
Gloomy
Sarcastic because of the express/reflect purpose
Confused/Questioning
60s - Q12
The central idea of the second half of the chapter is....
the prisoners lie to the themselves and others to keep hope alive.
the labor camp portion of Auschwitz is better than the reception center.
work gives them hope of freedom.
life has meaning with faith.
60s