Events
Elie Wiesel
Themes
People
Vocab
100

The place where all Jews (including Elie and his family) were forced to live before being sent to concentration camps

What is the Ghetto?

100

He tutors Elie.

What is Moshe the Beadle?

100

Elie's father is beaten for working too slowly.

What is inhumanity?

100

Elie manages to stay with him for the duration of their incarceration.

Who is Elie's father?

100

To destroy completely

What is annihilate?

200

The largest and best known concentration camp where Elie and his family were first sent

What is Auschwitz?

200

The reason Elie is sent to the infirmary.

What is an infected foot?

200

Elie's thoughts as he watches babies and young children being thrown into the fire demonstrate this theme.

What is having and losing faith?

200

His warnings are ignored near the beginning of the story.

Who is Moshe the Beadle?

200

An extensive fire

What is a conflagration?

300

The reason Elie is sent to the dentist

What is his gold crown?

300

Elie's religious realization on the eve of Rosh Hashanah.

What is lost his faith in God?

300

An example of this would be prisoners being forced to run through the snow without stopping or receiving food or water.

What is inhumanity?

300

These two are Zionists, which is a branch of Judaism.

Who are Tibi and Yosi?

300

Extreme hunger

What is famished?

400

What Mrs. Schacter hallucinates.

What is a large fire?

400

The study of Jewish mysticism.

What is Kabbalah?

400

People who lost this almost immediately died.

What is faith?

400

He is the cruel Kapo who whips Elie.

Who is Idek?

400

An official order 

What is edict?

500

It happens to the sick prisoners who stay behind in the infirmary when the camp is evacuated.

What is liberated?

500
The number that was tattooed on Elie's arm.
What is A-7713?
500

This theme was tested during the tragic event caused by workers tossing bread into the cattle cars

What is Fathers and Sons?

500

The violinist who plays one last concerto before dying.

Who is Juliek?

500

The systematic and planned extermination of an entire national, racial, political, or ethnic group?

What is genocide?