ELA 9 2nd Semester Final Exam 24

Who caused and was the leader of The Holocaust?

• President Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Prime Minister Winston Churchill

• Charles de Gaulle

• Adolf Hitler

How many Jewish people were murdered in The Holocaust?

• 12 million

• 10 million

• 6 million

• 4 million

SELECT ALL THAT ARE TRUE:

Prisoners in the concentration camps....

• had plenty to eat and a comfy bed so they would be strong enough to work.

• had to get a tattoo of a number on their arm and they were not called their names any more.

• had to stay with their families when they were in the camps for safety.

• had to get all of their hair shaved and the guards took their belongings away from them.

CHOOSE ALL THE CORRECT ANSWERS:

In the story from NIGHT that we read by Elie Wiesel, which of the following are TRUE....

• Elie and his dad were in the same camp.

• The prisoners were well fed so they were strong enough to do the work.

• The prisoners in the camps went through the selection process to see if they would live or die.

• Elie was scared when he realized his dad was going to die.

Select all that are TRUE:

How does the Selection in Auschwitz change Elie Wiesel?

• He gets angry and decides he is going to take out one of the guards so they can run away.

• He starts to become more concerned for his father than himself, and their roles swap.

• His stress levels are out of control due to worrying he will be written down and that his father will be considered too old.

• He decides that it is too much work to stay alive and he decides to just give up so he can end the misery for him and his dad.

In the story NIGHT by author Elie Wiesel that we read,

which TWO of the TONES below best fit this part where

the older prisoners were telling scary things that had been going on in the camp:

"Enough! Be quiet!" I begged them. "Tell your stories tomorrow or some other day."

• happy

• scared

• worried

• angry

In the story NIGHT by author Elie Wiesel that we read,

which TWO of the TONES below best fit this part:

"He was alive. He had passed selection. He had still proved his usefulness...

I gave him back his knife an spoon."

• happy

• confused

• worried

• relieved

No one who went to the concentration camps survived or went on to tell their stories and live full lives.

• True

• False

In the story we read titled Maus by Art Spiegelman, which detail below is FALSE about the selection those people went through.

• It was at the stadium.

• They thought they were getting jobs.

• They were getting their papers checked.

• The families were separated and people were scared.

In the story we read titled Maus by Art Spiegelman, why does the author's grandfather climb over the fence from the safety of the good side to the bad side?

• He was running away from an angry guard.

• He was looking for his missing son and his grandkids.

• He smuggled in valuables and someone tried to steal them.

• He was looking for his daughter and his grandkids.