Night the Novel

The name of Elie's sister was...

• Shlomo

• Emma

• Tzipora

• Anne

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This is an example of foreshadowing

• Mrs. Schachter screaming about the fire

• barbed wire

• the boy being hanged

• the Star of David

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Elie referencing Job (from the Bible or Torah) is an example of...

• Foreshadowing

• Allusion

• Theme

• Irony

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Throughout section 1 of Night, young Elie is portrayed as...

• Naive

• Terrified

• Hungry

• Sad

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Where does Kino hide the pearl at night?

• In the corner of the brush hut

• In the doctor's safe

• In the fire pit

• Under his sleeping mat

After the pearl buyers cheat him, what does Kino do?

• He decides to go to the capital and sell his pearl.

• He decides to donate the pearl to the church.

• He shares the news with his neighbors and warns them about the pearl buyers.

• He goes into a rage and hurts some of the pearl buyers.

How does the monster fulfill his threat of being with Victor on his wedding night?

• He kills Victor on his wedding night

• He strangles Elizabeth on the wedding night

• He kills Victor's father on his wedding night

• He watches from just outside the window as Elizabeth and Victor marry

After the deaths of both Elizabeth and his father, what happens to Victor?

• He immediately begins hunting the monster

• He runs away to a monastery to become a priest

• He goes insane and is put in an institution

• He seeks to protect Ernest

What does the monster do to keep Victor on his trail?

• He leaves a map

• He leaves clues and food

• He does not wish for Victor to chase him at all

• He is the one chasing Victor

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What happens to the monster after the death of Victor?

• He is excited to have finally won over his master

• He is worried that he will be blamed for Victor's death

• He mourns the loss of his creator since now he has no reason to live

• He is angry that Frankenstein can no longer chase him