Night - English 10 L2

The book Night is (a/an)

• novel

• informational text

• auto-biography

• article

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The author of Night is

• Moche the Beadle

• Adolph Hitler

• Elie Wiesel

• The Talmud

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The setting of the section we are reading is _______.

• Germany

• The United States

• Transylvania

• Isreal

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The narrator of the story is _______.

• Moshe the Beadle

• Eliezer

• Sighet

• Eliezer's father

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The word "surname" means

• first name

• mother's name

• middle name

• last name

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Moshe the Beadle was a "jack of all trades". This means

• his surname was "jack".

• he had many skills.

• he traded in the marketplace.

• he was a farmer.

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Moshe the Beadle and Elie are from Sighet in

• Transylvania

• Germany

• Israel

• Greece

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The Jews of Sighet were _____ ​ of Moshe the Beadle.

• fond

• jealous

• scared

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Physically he was ______ ​ as a clown.

• awkward

• funny

• tall

• fat

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Moshe the Beadle was ​______ and spoke ______.

• shy, little

• loud, frequently

• happy, often

• sad, infrequently

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