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Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Night Literary Elements
Night Plot
Miscellaneous
100
Jealous, desiring
What is ENVIOUS?
100
Unwilling or unable to believe something
What is INCREDULOUS?
100
First Person Point of View
What is the point of view of Night?
100
He is a poor mystic and Elie’s teacher. When he returns, he tries to warn everyone of the dangers ahead.
Who is Moshe the Beadle?
100
A vocab word defined as, “excessively talkative, especially on trivial matters”
What is GARROLOUS
200
To destroy completely, annihilate
What is DECIMATE?
200
Of vital importance, crucial
What is IMPERATIVE
200
Shave their heads, give them numbers, take their clothing, take their belongings
What are some of the ways the Nazis stripped the Jews of their identity?
200
Elie's hometown
What is Sighet?
200
Principal Holiday’s first name
What is ERNEST
300
Feeling or expressing great happiness
What is JUBILANT?
300
To persuade through coaxing or flattery
What is CAJOLE?
300
Madame Schaecter's vision of fire is an example of this literary technique
What is foreshadow?
300
A couple pieces of cutlery offered to him at the concentration camp
What is Elie's inheritance?
300
The narrator of Night's full name
What is Eliezer Wiesel
400
Mean spirited and and wicked are both antonyms of this vocabulary word
What is BENEVOLENT?
400
Infamous and scandalous are both synonyms of which word?
What is NOTORIOUS?
400
1. Bystanderism 2. Loss of Faith 3. Discrimination
What are the themes of Night?
400
The young innocent boy hanged in front of everyone?
Who is the pipel?
400
The name of the DJ that first burst onto the scene with Will Smith in "Parents just don't understand"
Who is DJ Jazzy Jeff
500
Hopeful and confident are both synonyms of which vocabulary word?
What is OPTIMISTIC?
500
Din and Chaotic are both antonyms for which word
What is TRANQUIL?
500
A theory of explaining human behavior in relationship with needs being met.
What is Maslow's Hierarchy?
500
The name given to Elie at the Concentration Camp
What is A-7713
500
Translate and explain the significance of "Arbeit Macht Frei"
What is “Work will set you free.” The phrase was hung up at the entrance to multiple concentration camps (including Elie’s)