Night Ch. 4 Part 1 (pg 47-56)

What was the initial impression of the camp upon arrival?

• Warm and welcoming

• Desolate and abandoned

• Highly organized and efficient

• Loud and chaotic

Why did the narrator refuse to trade his shoes?

• They were too small for anyone else

• He was attached to them

• He didn't trust the offer

• They were the only possession he had left

What was the main concern during the medical check-up?

• General health

• Strength for work

• Presence of gold teeth

• Ability to follow orders

What type of work did the narrator and his father end up doing?

• Construction

• Playing in the orchestra

• Kitchen duties

• Counting electrical parts

What did the narrator and his new friends dream of?

• Emigrating to Palestine

• Escaping the camp

• A better position within the camp

• Returning to their hometowns

What was the primary reason the narrator was summoned to the dentist?

• To extract his gold teeth for the camp's benefit

• Because he complained of a toothache

• To have a routine check-up

• To receive treatment for a fever

How did the narrator initially avoid having his gold crown removed?

• By pretending to be sick

• By bribing the dentist

• By escaping the camp

• By hiding his gold crown

What act of kindness does the French girl show the narrator?

• She helps him escape

• She teaches him French

• She gives him medicine

• She offers him a crust of bread

What advice does the French girl give to the narrator?

• To trust no one in the camp

• To escape as soon as possible

• To save his anger and hate for later

• To keep quiet and not attract attention

How did the narrator and the French girl recognize each other in Paris?

• By a distinctive scar

• By the French girl's perfect German

• By recounting their experiences in the camp

• Through a mutual friend