Night: Ch. 1-5 Comprehension Flashcard

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How does Eliezer's view of God change in the first five chapters of 'Night'?

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He feels abandoned by God.

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What impact does Eliezer's experience in the concentration camp have on his understanding of human nature?

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It leads him to question the existence of any inherent morality in humans.

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What theme is most evident in Eliezer's struggle with his faith in the first five chapters?

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The loss of faith in the face of evil and suffering.

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What was the initial reaction of the Jewish community in Sighet to the threat of the Nazis?

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Denial and disbelief.

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How does the motif of night enhance the theme of loss of faith in 'Night'?

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It symbolizes the darkness and despair that comes with losing faith.

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What does Eliezer's relationship with God represent in the context of the Holocaust?

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It represents the struggle between faith and despair in the face of suffering.

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How does the concept of denial manifest in the Jewish community's response to the Nazis?

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The community initially refuses to believe the severity of the threat posed by the Nazis.

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What role does suffering play in Eliezer's transformation throughout the first five chapters?

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Suffering leads to a profound change in his beliefs and worldview.

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How does the author use symbolism in 'Night' to convey themes of faith and despair?

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Symbolism, such as the motif of night, illustrates the loss of faith and the pervasive despair experienced by the characters.

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What is the significance of the title 'Night' in relation to the themes explored in the book?

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The title symbolizes darkness, loss, and the absence of hope.