Night (pages8-23)

What news from the Russian Front brought hope to the people?

• Germany's defeat

• Germany's advance

• Russia's defeat

• Russia's advance

What did the people doubt about Hitler's intentions?

• His ability to harm them

• His resolve to exterminate them

• His plans for the Russian Front

• His alliance with the Red Army

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Why did the narrator's father refuse to sell everything and leave?

• He was too old to start a new life

• He didn't believe Germany would invade Hungary

• He wanted to stay and fight against the Nazis

• He feared leaving his home and belongings behind

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How did the people in Sighet initially react to the news from Budapest?

• They were worried and fearful

• They were optimistic and relieved

• They were indifferent and unconcerned

• They were angry and outraged

How did the German soldiers initially behave when they arrived in Sighet?

• They were aggressive and violent

• They were distant but polite

• They were indifferent and uninterested

What happened to the leaders of the Jewish community on the seventh day of Passover?

• They were arrested by the Germans

• They were expelled from the ghetto

• They were taken to work in the brick factories

• They were forced to wear yellow stars

What did the narrator's father think of the yellow star?

• It was a sign of hope and resilience

• It was a symbol of Jewish identity

• It was a necessary evil

• It was a death sentence

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