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Literary Devices
Who
100

What did Eliezer's father do when they arrived at Buchenwald?
A. Asked Eliezer to put him out of his misery
B. Snapped and tried to steal Eliezer's food
C. Cradled the dead body of Meir Katz
D.  Sat in the snow and refused to move

D.  Sat in the snow and refused to move

100

What does Elie see in the mirror in the end of the book?

A corpse

100

How many were there in the children's block Elie is transferred to after his father's death?

600

100

"I fought my way to the coffee cauldron like a wild beast." What literary device is this?

simile

100

Whose troops/tanks led the resistance? (country)

America's

200

What illness does Eliezer's father have?
A.avian influenza virus
B. botulism
C. covid
D. dysentery

D. dysentery

200

After being freed, the prisoners do not think about what? 

revenge

200

How long did the prisoners travel?

10 days and 10 nights

200

In the beginning of section 7, Wiesel says that the "night was growing longer, never-ending." What literary device is this?

hyperbole

200

Who is Chlomo?

Elie's father

300

Each time the train stopped, what did the SS officer make the prisoners do?

unload the dead bodies

300

What idiom does the head of his block give Elie about bread and soup?

to keep it for himself, not his father
"everyman for himself"

300

On the trip to Buchenwald, they started with this many prisoners.

100

300

Throughout Night, Elie references Jewish scripture. Referencing other works in a piece is this literary device.

allusion

300

Who is Idek?

Elie and his father's Kapo in Buna
400

What did German workmen do for entertainment as the train stopped in town?

they threw a piece of bread into the wagon to watch the prisoners fight each other for it

400

How does Elie save his father from the gravediggers?

he threw himself onto his father and slapped him until his eyes opened

400
After the trip to Buchenwald, how many prisoners were still living?

12

400

When his father is taken to be killed, Elie feels the opposing emotions of relief and guilt. What literary device is it when two ideas are presented side by side to bring out their differences?

juxtaposition

400

Who is Eliahou?

Eliahou is a rabbi, and part of another father-son pair trying to stay together. Ultimately, Eliahou is abandoned by his son.