Night Chap 8-9

Front

What was the main goal of the resistance movement in the camps?

Back

The resistance movement aimed to take over the camp and cause the SS men to flee.

Front

Why did Wiesel hold his father's hand when ordered to 'form ranks of five'?

Back

Wiesel held his father's hand because he did not want to be separated from him.

Front

Do liberated prisoners seek revenge after their experience?

Back

False, the liberated prisoners did not want revenge.

Front

What did Wiesel see when he looked in the mirror after liberation?

Back

He saw a corpse, reflecting the loss of his humanity.

Front

What was the first act of Elie and the other prisoners as 'free men'?

Back

Their first act was to eat, as they were starved.

Front

Define 'resistance movement' in the context of the Holocaust.

Back

A group of individuals who opposed the Nazis and sought to undermine their authority, often risking their lives.

Front

What does the act of holding hands symbolize in the context of Wiesel's experience?

Back

It symbolizes the bond of family and the fear of separation in dire circumstances.

Front

Explain the significance of the mirror scene in Night.

Back

The mirror scene signifies the profound impact of trauma, showing Wiesel's loss of identity and humanity.

Front

What does the term 'liberation' refer to in the context of the Holocaust?

Back

Liberation refers to the freeing of concentration camp prisoners by Allied forces.

Front

What emotional state do the liberated prisoners experience?

Back

They experience a mix of relief, confusion, and a sense of loss.