Night - Chapters 1-3 Review

How does the author use imagery to convey the feelings of the characters?

• Imagery is used to depict the stark realities and emotional turmoil faced by the characters.

• Imagery is primarily used to describe the physical appearance of the characters.

• Imagery serves to create a humorous tone throughout the narrative.

• Imagery is used to illustrate the setting without any emotional context.

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How does Elie's relationship with his faith change throughout the first three chapters?

• Elie's faith is strengthened as he finds hope in his community.

• Elie's faith is challenged as he witnesses the horrors of deportation and loss.

• Elie becomes indifferent to his faith and stops practicing religious rituals.

• Elie grows more devout and begins to question the existence of God.

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Moishe the Beadle was a _________ mentor to Elie.

• spiritual

• physical

• academic

• financial

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What is the mood of Chapter 1 characterized by?

• Confusion and denial.

• Joy and acceptance.

• Anger and frustration.

• Calm and serenity.

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CCSS.RL.11-12.4

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What does the term 'spiritual mentor' mean in the context of Elie and Moishe?

• A guide who influences one's beliefs and understanding of faith.

• A person who provides financial support during difficult times.

• An individual who teaches practical skills for survival.

• A friend who offers emotional support without any religious context.

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What does Elie mean when he says hatred remains their only link?

• It signifies the deep emotional scars and divisions caused by oppression.

• It represents a bond formed through shared experiences of joy.

• It indicates a desire for revenge against their oppressors.

• It reflects a sense of unity among the oppressed.

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CCSS.RI.11-12.9

CCSS.RI. 9-10.9

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What is the significance of Moishe the Beadle's character in the story?

• He represents the voice of warning and the ignored truth.

• He symbolizes hope and resilience in the face of adversity.

• He serves as a comic relief character throughout the narrative.

• He is a representation of the community's strength and unity.

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CCSS.RL.11-12.3

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

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

• Both chapters have a similar mood of confusion and denial.

• Chapter 1 has a mood of happiness while Chapter 2 is filled with sadness.

• The mood of Chapter 1 is calm and peaceful, while Chapter 2 is chaotic and frantic.

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What does the term 'hermetically' imply in the context of Chapter 2?

• It implies being completely sealed off from the outside world.

• It suggests a method of communication between different realms.

• It refers to a style of writing that is difficult to understand.

• It indicates a temporary state of being isolated.

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

• hermetically

• partially

• loosely

• completely

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CCSS.RL.11-12.4

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