Night Chapter 2

Front

What is the name of the camp where Elie Wiesel was taken?

Back

Auschwitz

Front

What do the people in the cattle car see when Mrs. Schachter screams, 'Look at the fire!'?

Back

Fire

Front

What literary device is used when Mrs. Schachter sees fire, indicating future events?

Back

Foreshadowing

Front

What does Mrs. Schachter repeatedly say she sees during the train journey?

Back

Fire

Front

How many people are herded into each train car?

Back

80

Front

What is the significance of fire in the context of Night Chapter 2?

Back

Fire symbolizes destruction and the horrors of the Holocaust.

Front

What does the character of Mrs. Schachter represent in Night?

Back

She represents the fear and madness that can arise in extreme situations.

Front

How does the reaction of the other passengers to Mrs. Schachter's visions reflect their state of mind?

Back

They are in denial and unable to accept the reality of their situation.

Front

What does the term 'cattle car' symbolize in the context of the Holocaust?

Back

It symbolizes dehumanization and the loss of individual identity.

Front

What is the emotional impact of Mrs. Schachter's screams on the other passengers?

Back

Her screams create a sense of panic and foreshadow the horrors to come.