Night - Chapters 1-3 Review

Match the vocabulary terms with their definitions.

• the act of removal

• hermetically

• leaving one country for another

• emigration

• people being forcefully removed

• deportees

• deep pain and suffering

• anguish

• completely sealed, airtight

• extermination

Match each vocabulary word with its correct definition.

• nothingness, nonexistence

• illusions

• visions that are unclear or imagined

• oblivion

• lectured, ranted to

• hallucinating

• seeing visions not physically there

• harangued

• clarity, total awareness

• lucidity

Moishe the Beadle was a (a)   mentor to Elie.

What did Moishe the Beadle tell the Jews of Sighet when he returned after being deported?

• that the situation was resolving itself and there was no real cause for concern

• that the Jews of Sighet should stay and hold their ground

• that the front was advancing, and the Jews of Sighet were in grave danger of deportation

• that Elie should help him warn the Jews of Sighet about the threat of deportation

At the end of Chapter 1, Elie says, "That was when I began to hate them, and my hatred remains our only link today" (19). Who is he referring to?

• the SS officers

• the Jews of Sighet

• the Hungarian police

• the non-Jewish citizens of Sighet

In Chapter 2, Elie compares the world to a (a)   sealed cattle car.

What literary device do Mrs. Schächter's visions reflect?

• foreshadowing

• simile

• parallelism

• personification

Elie and his father are transported to​ (a)   before being forced to go to​ (b)   at the end of Chapter 3.

• Auschwitz-Birkenau
• Buna

What is Eliezer's main thought as he approaches the gates of Auschwitz?

• He wishes he had not lied about his age

• He is planning his escape

• He is determined not to lose his father

• He wonders how long they will be there

How do the moods of Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 differ?

• Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 have the same mood

• The mood of Chapter 1 is defined by confusion and denial whereas Chapter 2 is defined by grave realization

• The mood of Chapter 1 is defined by realization whereas Chapter 2 is defined by denial

• The mood of Chapter 1 is more grave and dire than that of Chapter 2