Question 1

How would one characterize Elie’s feelings about religion at the beginning of Night?

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passionate

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resentful

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aFraid

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indifferent

Question 2

What happens to Moishe's discussions about religion after he and the foreign jews are expelled

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They became nonexistent

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They became more passionate and zealous

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They stop because he has found a new religion

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They grow in popularity with the entire town

Question 3

How might Moishe's feelings about religion FOR SHADOW what may happen to Elie?

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Like Moishe, he could lose his faith due to the exposure of such atrocities

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Like Moishe, he could increase his faith by spreading it to even more Jews

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LIke Moishe, he could switch religions and choose whichever one is most pleasing

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Like Moishe, he could become a leader and a pillar of strength to Sighet

Question 4

All of the following themes are implied through how the jews of Sighet react to Moishes warnings except which

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One should not talk about fear for talking about justified or unjustified fears isn't helpful

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"See no evil, hear no evil" does not keep evil at bay DO not turn a blind eye to evil

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All it takes for evil to exist is for good men to do nothing

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Humans beings fear " the unkown" until it usually is too late to plan or do something

Question 5

How do the Jews feel about the ghettos that they have been assigned to at first

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They think that they are great because they're all together and operate their community

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They immediately think that they are degrading and insulting

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They believe that this is a test from God to see who is truly faithful

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They believe that this is the first step in the german's plans to murder and eliminate them

Question 6

Why don't the Wiesels escape even though the ghettos aren't guarded

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They don't want to risk getting separated from one another

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They don't want to upset the germans

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They don't want to upset their friends in the Jewish police

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They don't want to leave their people

Question 7

All the following are edicts/rules that the germans impose on the Jewish community except which?

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Jews had to remain in their homes at all times

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Jews had to wear a yellow star to indicate that they were Jewish

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Jews were forbidden to own gold jewelry or any valuables

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Jews were no longer allowed to attend restaurants and cafes

Question 8

Which one of the following events is not an example of how the germans insult the Jewish faith

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They execute their rabbis in plain sight of everyone in the community

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They expel and force the jews to move on Saturday the Jewish day of rest

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They force the jews to stay in the synagogue which they have trashed and the jews are forced to relieve themselves (i.e use the bathroom) in the concert of the synagogue

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On the seventh day of Passover, the germans arrest the leaders of the Jewish community

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