2. Symbols

3. Trivia

4. Figurative Language 1

5. Figurative Language 2

6. Plot Questions 1

7. Plot Questions 2

8. Plot Questions 1
Symbols
Fig Lang 1
Fig Lang 2
Plot Questions 2
Trivia
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9. Person who represents an early warning
about the horrors of what is to come
during the war

10. Moshe the Beadle

11. Name a symbol that represents dehumanization in the novel

12. The camps; ghettos; arm tattoos; shaving the prisoners
(Several answers)
The camps; ghettos; arm tattoos; shaving the prisoners

13. What does snow in the novel symbolize and why?

14. Death- Elie recounts many deaths during their long journey through the snow in the harsh winter. Snow, in this case, was deadly.

15. Explain the symbolism found in the final lines of the novel.

16. Elie talks about the corpse he sees staring back at him in the mirror
Elie talks about the corpse he sees staring back at him in the mirror. His spirit has “died” along with his father during the war. He will never be the same.

17. “That night the soup tasted of corpses.” What does this line symbolize?

18. This shows the death of an innocent child and represents Elie’s return of human emotions that he had previously lost due to the brutality of war.

19. How many people were killed in Auschwitz?

20. million

21. While 6 million Jews were killed during the Holocaust, what was the total number of people killed?

22. 11 million

23. Name of the poison used in the gas chambers.

24. Zyklon B

25. What was the “Final Solution”?

26. Hitler’s plan to annihilate those of the Jewish faith

27. The term Holocaust means
“sacrifice by ______”

28. Fire

29. What type of figurative language is shown by the following:
"The streets were a furnace, the sun an executioner."

30. Metaphor

31. Which type of figurative language is shown?
The infant was light as a feather when she was first born.

32. Simile

33. Which type of figurative language is shown?
Susy sold seashells by the sea shore.

34. Alliteration

35. Define paradox.

36. a statement or proposition that seems self-contradictory or absurd but in reality expresses a possible truth

37. What are the three types of irony?
Give an example of one type seen in Night

38. Dramatic irony
Situational irony
Verbal irony
Ex: We, as the audience, know what the concentration camps are, but the people that Elie describes do not understand when they first arrive.

39. Define antagonist.

40. The villain; causes the conflict.

41. Define allusion and give an example.

42. A reference is made to a nonfiction event, item, person, etc.
The Bible is a common allusion found in fiction texts.

43. Which type of figurative language is shown?
The tree’s leaves danced in the breeze on the hazy July day.

44. Personification

45. Define hyperbole and give an example.

46. Ex: My purse weighs 500 pounds!
Extreme exaggeration
Ex: My purse weighs 500 pounds!

47. What type of figurative language do we see more of in Night than any other type?

48. Imagery

49. The exposition is the beginning or the introduction of a text.
What was one of the most important text elements we were introduced to in the novel’s exposition?

50. Moshe the Beadle’s warning

51. Several people tried to warn Elie’s family to escape before they were deported. Name TWO!

52. Elie’s uncle from America An informant from the Hungarian police
Moshe
Elie’s uncle from America
An informant from the Hungarian police

53. Where did the Jews have to wait the day before deportation from the ghetto?

54. In the synagogue

55. Rabbi Eliahou is looking for something during the march to another camp. What is he looking for?

56. His son (foreshadows the death of Chlomo)

57. Daily
Double!!

58. What was the name of the final camp that Elie was taken to?

59. Buchenwald

60. Explain 2 themes that Elie Wiesel presents in Night.

61. Relationship between father and son The damage that hatred causes
Maintaining faith
Relationship between father and son
The damage that hatred causes
Dangers of dehumanization

62. Give an example of situational irony from Night.

63. Elie flees the hospital after his surgery; had he stayed, he would have been liberated by the Russians 3 days later.

64. Who is Juliek?

65. The young violinist who is crushed to death as the prisoners sleep in the cold shed.

66. Who was Zalman?

67. The young boy who is trampled to death during a march to another camp.

68. Name 2 camps, other than Auschwitz, that Elie mentions in the novel.

69. Buna and Gleiwitz

70. You can’t bet more than you have!!
Final
Jeopardy
Make a wager.
You can’t bet more than you have!!

71. What was the name of Elie’s sister who was killed with his mother during the Holocaust? Spelling counts here!! 71 71

72. Tzipora