Quiz On Night A Book By Elie Wiesel!
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"Night" is a book written by Elie Wiesel about his personal experience with his father in the Nazi German concentration camps. This story depicts the atrocities against the Jews. He wrote about 100 pages of brief narrative about the death of god and his own increasing disgust with humanity. This quiz has been created to test your knowledge about the story of "Night. " So, let's try out the quiz. All the best!
- 1.What does Elie want to do that his father is opposed to?
- A.
Help run the family shop
- B.
Become a Christian
- C.
Study the cabbala
- D.
Quit school
- 2.Which camp were Elie and his family taken to first?
- A.
Buna
- B.
Gleiwitz
- C.
Buchenwald
- D.
Birkenau
- 3.What was the main food staple during Elie's stay in the concentration camps?
- A.
Coffee and beans
- B.
Rice and water
- C.
Bread and soup
- D.
Potatoes and bread
- 4.What ironic words are inscribed on the doors of Auschwitz?
- A.
"No danger here!"
- B.
"Work is liberty!"
- C.
"Death will not come!"
- D.
"Work is honorable!"
- 5.Where was Elie assigned to work when he was at the Buna camp?
- A.
In the mines
- B.
In the fields
- C.
In the crematorium
- D.
In a warehouse
- 6.When is the only time Elie does not enjoy his meal?
- A.
When the young boy is hanged
- B.
After he was whipped
- C.
When the camp is bombed
- D.
After the selection
- 7.Elie fasts for Yom Kippur.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 8.What is Elie's inheritance from his father?
- A.
Soap and a rag
- B.
His boots
- C.
A knife and spoon
- D.
Nothing
- 9.What was the first thing Elie did when he was freed from the camp?
- A.
Went to sleep
- B.
Searched for his family
- C.
Ate
- D.
Took a bath
- 10.What was the most important thing that Moché taught Eliezer?
- A.
To always remember his own faults even though those of his persecutors may seem far worse in comparison.
- B.
To try to ask god the right questions, not to try to find the right answers
- C.
To strive to love god unconditionally.
- D.
To live through persecution by focusing on future revenge.
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