Night Ch. 5-9

What realization does Eliezer have about his father's fate in the camp?

• His father has been transferred to another camp.

• His father has escaped the camp.

• His father has died when he sees that his father's bunk is empty in the morning.

• His father has been promoted to a camp leader.

What action by the rabbi's son horrifies Eliezer?

• The rabbi's son steals food from Eliezer.

• The rabbi's son gives up on his father.

• The rabbi's son tries to escape the camp.

• The rabbi's son reports Eliezer to the guards.

What happened to those who stayed behind in the infirmary during the evacuation?

• They were punished by the guards.

• They were left behind and forgotten.

• They were freed by the Russians.

• They were transferred to another camp.

What does Eliezer believe he hears the night before he finds Juliek dead?

• A bird singing

• Violin music in the crowded barrack

• A distant train whistle

• The sound of rain

What sentiment do the Jews not express after being liberated from the camps?

• Joy

• Revenge

• Relief

• Sadness

How does the theme of loss manifest in Eliezer's experiences in the camp?

• Through the loss of personal belongings

• Through the realization of his father's death and the loss of fellow inmates

• Through the loss of his childhood home

• Through the loss of his faith

What does Eliezer's relationship with his father symbolize in the narrative?

• The bond of family and the struggle for survival

• The importance of education

• The power of friendship

• The significance of wealth

How does music play a role in Eliezer's memories during the camp experience?

• It serves as a reminder of humanity and beauty amidst suffering.

• It is a source of entertainment and joy.

• It is used to signal meal times.

• It is a distraction from work.

What does the evacuation from the camp signify for Eliezer and his father?

• A chance to escape to freedom.

• A critical decision point for survival, highlighting the uncertainty of their fate.

• An opportunity to reunite with family.

• A moment of celebration and relief.

What moral dilemmas do characters face in 'Night' regarding family and survival?

• Choosing between stealing food or going hungry.

• Prioritizing their own survival over the well-being of family members.

• Deciding whether to escape or stay in the camp.

• Choosing between work and rest.