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What is the setting for the first section of 'Night'?

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Sighet, Transylvania

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At the end of 'Night', what does Elie find when he looks in the mirror?

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He is unrecognizable.

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What decision does Elie make about fasting on Yom Kippur?

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He does not fast, partly as an act of rebellion against God.

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What does Elie mean when he describes 'not to feel anything'?

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He is describing death.

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What ironic phrase is inscribed on the doors of Auschwitz?

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"Work is liberty!"

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What does the term 'irony' mean in the context of the phrase on Auschwitz's doors?

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It means to say one thing but then do another.

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What is the significance of Elie's decision not to fast on Yom Kippur?

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It reflects his struggle with faith and rebellion against God.

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How does the setting of Sighet, Transylvania contribute to the story in 'Night'?

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It highlights the initial ignorance and disbelief of the Jewish community regarding the impending danger.

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What does Elie's experience in the concentration camps symbolize?

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The loss of faith and humanity in the face of extreme suffering.

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What role does family play in Elie's journey throughout 'Night'?

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Family provides a source of strength and motivation for survival.