Part II Night Chapters 4-6 Review

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What does silence represent in 'Night'?

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Silence represents complicity and the inability to speak out against injustice.

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How is loss experienced in 'Night'?

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Loss is experienced through the death of loved ones, faith, and the loss of innocence.

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What does Elie's decision to not fast during Yom Kippur symbolize?

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His rebellion against God and loss of faith.

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What is the role of 'selection' in Chapter 5 of 'Night'?

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It is a terrifying process where prisoners are chosen for death.

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How did Zalman die?

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A sharp pain in his stomach-he couldn't go on.

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What is the significance of faith in 'Night'?

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Faith is a central theme that is challenged throughout the narrative.

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How does the theme of identity manifest in 'Night'?

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Identity is stripped away as individuals are reduced to numbers and stripped of their humanity.

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What does the act of resistance symbolize in 'Night'?

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Resistance symbolizes the struggle for dignity and humanity in the face of dehumanization.

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How does Elie's relationship with his father evolve in 'Night'?

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Their relationship deepens as they rely on each other for survival.

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What does the term 'dehumanization' mean in the context of 'Night'?

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Dehumanization refers to the process of stripping individuals of their human qualities and rights.