(Night) Before the Jews were taken to Auschwitz, they were:

forced to move into the ghettos

pillaged by the Hungarian policemen

forced to move into the ghettos

shaved, showered, disinfected, and given clean clothes

put through their first "selection"

(Night) When the younger men with the knives wanted to revolt, they did not because:

the older men told them not to lose faith

(Night) As the lorry was brought closer to Elie, he saw that it contained:

clothing and other supplies for the prisoners

food and water for the prisoners

(Night) One of the officers took a special interest in the children because he:

wanted them for his own pleasure

(Night) The most appalling thing about the death of the pipel was that:

he did not die right away so he suffered

(Night) After a while in the camps, Elie’s thoughts and actions began to show that:

his friends were more important than family

he had forgotten about his mother

his friends were more important than family

(Night) Because of the conditions on the train to Buchenwald, most of the prisoners:

had to be taken to the hospital

wanted revenge on the SS guards

(Night) The result of the uprising by the resistance was that:

the Nazis left and the resistance took over

Eng2da - Final Exam 2011 (Part 1 Of 2)

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This is Part 1 of Mr. Beland's ENG2DA final examination. Suggestion: Many of the questions here identify the work of literature they involve in one of these ways (Night, Macbeth, Lord of the Flies, etc. ) Pay attention! Good luck!
Part 2, requires you to write an essay. See Mr. Beland for the essay prompt once you've completed this online session.

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Eng2da - Final Exam 2011 (Part 1 Of 2)

(Night) Mosh the Beadle escaped with his life by hiding out behind a brick building.

(Night) The people of Sighet believed that the Fascists would not come to their town.

(Night) When the Jews were moved to the ghettos, Elie’s family stayed in their home.

(Night) At the “selection,” Elie and his father both lied about their ages.

(Night) The cruel Sonder-Kommando guarded the prisoners so they wouldn’t escape.

(Night) None of those in charge of the prisoners ever spoke a kind word to them.

(Night) Elie couldn’t communicate with the French girl, because he knew no French.

(Night) The pipel was shot in front of everyone by the firing squad.

(Night) Elie underwent surgery for an infected foot.

(Night) Elie was afraid to sleep in the shed because he thought he would die there.

(Night) Elie’s father died in the train on the way to Buchenwald.

(Night) Ironically, immediately following liberation, Elie nearly died of pneumonia.

(Night) As a young man, one of the most important things in Elie’s life was:

(Night) Before the Jews were taken to Auschwitz, they were:

(Night) When the younger men with the knives wanted to revolt, they did not because:

(Night) As the lorry was brought closer to Elie, he saw that it contained:

(Night) One of the officers took a special interest in the children because he:

(Night) The most appalling thing about the death of the pipel was that:

(Night) After a while in the camps, Elie’s thoughts and actions began to show that:

(Night) Because of the conditions on the train to Buchenwald, most of the prisoners:

(Night) The result of the uprising by the resistance was that:

(Night) Tried unsuccessfully to warn the Wiesel family to leave:

(Night) Elie saw him in bed with a young woman so he punished him publicly for it:

(Night) Chosen for their strength, these people worked in the crematoria:

(Night) Played his violin for the prisoners until he was killed:

(Night) Told Elie he could return later when he felt better, as long as he did not have to send for him:

(Night) A young boy who was tortured and murdered for information he did not have:

(Night) The Jews were no longer allowed this luxury:

(Night) His son wanted to leave him behind because he had become a burden to him:

(Night) Died, along with Elie’s mother:

(Night) Ultimately died of a clout to the head—a smashed skull:

(Night) Jewish caretaker who lived to tell the story of his death:

(Night) “Selected” men, women, and children, deciding their ultimate fate:

(Night) On the train, screamed about the smoke and flames, making everyone think she had gone mad:

(Night) Passed for Aryan, but was really Jewish:

(Night) Became Elie’s friend at Buna:

(Night) Guarded the inmates at the camps:

(Night) Survived the concentration camps:

(Night) Took Elie’s gold crown:

(Night) Moshe the Beadle escaped certain death by:

(Night) The people of Sighet were not afraid because they felt that the Fascists would:

(Night) When the Jews were moved into the ghettos, Elie and his family:

(Night) As they arrived at Auschwitz, a prisoner warned Elie and his father to:

(Night) The job of the Sonder-Kommando was to:

(Night) The hanging of the pipel was an atrocity and especially disturbing because:

(Night) Elie was surprised when the French girl he worked with at the warehouse:

(Night) Elie went into the hospital to have surgery for:

(Night) IAs a young man, perhaps the most important thing in Elie’s life was:

(Night) IAfter a while in the camps, Elie’s thoughts and actions began to show that:

(Night) In the selection in which Elie’s father was sent to the left, to his death, Elie: