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Characters

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Similes and

Metaphors

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Plot 1

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Plot 2

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Irony

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Potpourri

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“Why do you cry

when you pray?”

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Who is Moshie

the Beadle?

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“…was a cultured man,

rather unsentimental

. He rarely displayed his feelings…”

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Who is Mr.

Wiesel?

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“Her husband and two older sons had been deported with

the first transport, by

mistake.”

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Who is Mrs.

Schacter?

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“He was holding a

conductor’s baton and was surrounded by

officers.”

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Who is Dr.

Mengele?

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“I thought you might have

some news of Reizel and my two small boys who stayed in

Antwerp…”

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Who is Sten of Antwer

p?

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“He looked over us as if we were a

pack of leprous dogs hanging on

to our lives.”

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What is Simile?

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“The world was a cattle

wagon.”

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What is Metapho

r?

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“Standing in the middle of the wagon…she looked

like a withered tree

in a corn field.”

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What is Simile?

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“Open rooms everywhere. Gaping doors and windows looked out into the

void. It all belonged to everyone since it no longer belonged to anyone. It was

there for the taking. An open tomb.”

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What is Metaph

or?

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“Then, two ‘gravediggers’ grabbed him by

the head and feet and threw him from the wagon, like a sack of flour.”

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What is Simile and

Metaphor?

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How Elie and his father make it through

their first selection

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What is lying about their ages?

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18 and 40

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What are the ages Elie and

his father gave instead of their real

ages?

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How Elie saved his new shoes

(for a while) upon arrival at the first

camp

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What is they were covered in

mud?

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What Elie sees when he looks in the mirror at the

end of the novel

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What is a corpse?

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The vision Mrs. Schacter keeps having on the train when the

Jews are deported to Auschwitz

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What is fire?

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Elie’s “inheritance”

from his father when they thought he didn’t pass selection

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What is a knife and spoon?

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How old Elie was when the

story begins

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What is 12 years old?

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What the SS guards do

when they see the prisoners eating snow off of each

other’s backs

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What is laugh?

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Two symbols used

throughout Night to symbolize

Elie’s torment

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What are fire and night?

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Elie’s struggles with his

faith, himself, and indifference

are an example of this conflict

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What is internal conflict?

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Elie nearly dies from

food poisoning

after being freed

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What is Situationa

l Irony?

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Elie’s father tells him “what a

shame you did not go with your mother…”

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What is Dramatic

Irony?

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Type of Irony where there

is a difference between what

is said and what is meant

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What is Verbal Irony?

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If Elie had stayed in the infirmary wing instead of

marching with the rest of the

prisoners he would have been freed by the Red

Army much earlier

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What is Situational Irony?

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Type of Irony displayed when

Elie’s father says “’The

yellow star? Oh well, what of it? You don’t die of

it…’”

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What is situationa

l irony?

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Character – “He stayed

out of people’s

way”

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Who is Moishe

the Beadle?

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Elie ends up in the infirmary because of

this

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What is because his

foot was frostbitten?

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Genre of the novel

Night

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What is memoir?

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The reason Elie is

severely whipped by

Idek, the Kappo

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What is because

he caught him with a

girl?

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After the little angel

boy is hanged, the soup tastes of this later that night

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What is corpses?

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Final Jeopardy:

Explain why Night is an appropriate

metaphor for Elie’s experiences

during the Holocaust.