Night Chapter 6

Front

What sight greatly amused the SS officers?

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The prisoners using their spoons to eat snow off their neighbors' backs.

Front

What instrument did Juliek play, that Wiesel thinks he heard in the middle of the night?

Back

violin

Front

What evidence is there in this chapter that the prisoners are stronger than the guards?

Back

The prisoners are able to run longer than the guards.

Front

What does the act of prisoners eating snow symbolize in the context of their suffering?

Back

It symbolizes their desperation and the extreme conditions they endure.

Front

How does the character of Juliek represent hope in the narrative?

Back

Juliek's music serves as a reminder of beauty and humanity amidst despair.

Front

What role does music play in the lives of the prisoners?

Back

Music provides a sense of normalcy and emotional relief in their harsh reality.

Front

How does the author illustrate the theme of dehumanization in this chapter?

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Through the treatment of prisoners and their struggle for basic needs.

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What is the significance of the title 'Night' in the context of the story?

Back

It represents darkness, despair, and the loss of hope experienced by the characters.

Front

How do the prisoners' physical conditions reflect their mental state?

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Their weakened bodies mirror their diminishing hope and spirit.

Front

What does the snow represent in the chapter?

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It represents both a source of sustenance and a reminder of their harsh environment.