Night Section 7 + 8

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Section 7
What is the overall tone of the section?

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When Elie tries to distinguish the living from the non-living, what is the main challenge?

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How does the Elie first try to confirm if his father is alive?

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What state was Elie's father in?

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What replaced food for the prisoners during their journey in Section 7?

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What did the German laborer throw into the wagon in Section 7?

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How did the prisoners react when the worker threw the piece of bread?

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What did the travellers mostly do during the journey?

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Why did Elie choose not to compete for the bread?

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What does the old man's son do after his father dies?

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The cry of the wounded animal in the wagon is metaphoric for...

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Who was left in the wagons as they reached their destination?

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How many people left the wagon alive that Elie was in?

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Section 7
What was the name of the place they arrived at?

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Section 8:
What order were the prisoners given upon reaching the Appelplatz?

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What was Elie's main desire upon arriving at the camp?

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What was Elie's recurring fear?

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What served as an intimidating symbol at the entrance of the camp?

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What is Elie no longer intimidated by?

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What does the Elie's father want to do?

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Why can Elie's reaction to his father's request be seen as anger?

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The statement 'He had become childlike: weak, frightened, vulnerable.' suggests what about the father's condition?

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In what way does Elie react to his father's plea?

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What causes Elie to feel shame?

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Who is Elie searching for?

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Who calls out to Elie from behind?

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Who does Elie try to give hope?

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What disease is Elie's father suffering from?

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How is Elie's belief about his father's survival changing?

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What was the surgeon's response to Elie's plea?

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Why did Elie's father refuse to see another doctor?

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What is the date of Elie's father death?

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What was Elie's father's last word?

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Why didn't Eliezer respond to his father's last call?

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What was done with Eliezer's father's body?

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Night Section 7 + 8

Section 7What is the overall tone of the section?

Section 7:When Elie tries to distinguish the living from the non-living, what is the main challenge?

Section 7:How does the Elie first try to confirm if his father is alive?

Section 7:What state was Elie's father in?

Section 7:What replaced food for the prisoners during their journey in Section 7?

Section 7:What did the German laborer throw into the wagon in Section 7?

Section 7:How did the prisoners react when the worker threw the piece of bread?

Section 7:What did the travellers mostly do during the journey?

Section 7:Why did Elie choose not to compete for the bread?

Section 7:What does the old man's son do after his father dies?

Section 7: The cry of the wounded animal in the wagon is metaphoric for...

Section 7:Who was left in the wagons as they reached their destination?

Section 7:How many people left the wagon alive that Elie was in?

Section 7What was the name of the place they arrived at?

Section 8:What order were the prisoners given upon reaching the Appelplatz?

Section 8:What was Elie's main desire upon arriving at the camp?

Section 8:What was Elie's recurring fear?

Section 8:What served as an intimidating symbol at the entrance of the camp?

Section 8:What is Elie no longer intimidated by?

Section 8:What does the Elie's father want to do?

Section 8:Why can Elie's reaction to his father's request be seen as anger?

Section 8:The statement 'He had become childlike: weak, frightened, vulnerable.' suggests what about the father's condition?

Section 8:In what way does Elie react to his father's plea?

Section 8:What causes Elie to feel shame?

Section 8:Who is Elie searching for?

Section 8:Who calls out to Elie from behind?

Section 8:Who does Elie try to give hope?

Section 8:What disease is Elie's father suffering from?

Section 8:How is Elie's belief about his father's survival changing?

Section 8:What was the surgeon's response to Elie's plea?

Section 8:Why did Elie's father refuse to see another doctor?

Section 8:What is the date of Elie's father death?

Section 8:What was Elie's father's last word?

Section 8:Why didn't Eliezer respond to his father's last call?

Section 8:What was done with Eliezer's father's body?

Section 8: Why does Elie feel guilt over his father's death?

Section 7What is the overall tone of the section?

Section 7:When Elie tries to distinguish the living from the non-living, what is the main challenge?

Section 7:How does the Elie first try to confirm if his father is alive?

Section 7:What state was Elie's father in?

Section 7:What replaced food for the prisoners during their journey in Section 7?

Section 7:What did the German laborer throw into the wagon in Section 7?

Section 7:How did the prisoners react when the worker threw the piece of bread?

Section 7:What did the travellers mostly do during the journey?

Section 7:Why did Elie choose not to compete for the bread?

Section 7:What does the old man's son do after his father dies?

Section 7: The cry of the wounded animal in the wagon is metaphoric for...

Section 7:Who was left in the wagons as they reached their destination?

Section 7:How many people left the wagon alive that Elie was in?

Section 7What was the name of the place they arrived at?

Section 8:What order were the prisoners given upon reaching the Appelplatz?

Section 8:What was Elie's main desire upon arriving at the camp?

Section 8:What was Elie's recurring fear?

Section 8:What served as an intimidating symbol at the entrance of the camp?

Section 8:What is Elie no longer intimidated by?

Section 8:What does the Elie's father want to do?

Section 8:Why can Elie's reaction to his father's request be seen as anger?

Section 8:The statement 'He had become childlike: weak, frightened, vulnerable.' suggests what about the father's condition?

Section 8:In what way does Elie react to his father's plea?

Section 8:What causes Elie to feel shame?

Section 8:Who is Elie searching for?

Section 8:Who calls out to Elie from behind?

Section 8:Who does Elie try to give hope?

Section 8:What disease is Elie's father suffering from?

Section 8:How is Elie's belief about his father's survival changing?

Section 8:What was the surgeon's response to Elie's plea?

Section 8:Why did Elie's father refuse to see another doctor?

Section 8:What is the date of Elie's father death?

Section 8:What was Elie's father's last word?

Section 8:Why didn't Eliezer respond to his father's last call?

Section 8:What was done with Eliezer's father's body?

Section 8: Why does Elie feel guilt over his father's death?

Section 7
What is the overall tone of the section?

Section 7:
When Elie tries to distinguish the living from the non-living, what is the main challenge?

Section 7:
How does the Elie first try to confirm if his father is alive?

Section 7:
What state was Elie's father in?

Section 7:
What replaced food for the prisoners during their journey in Section 7?

Section 7:
What did the German laborer throw into the wagon in Section 7?

Section 7:
How did the prisoners react when the worker threw the piece of bread?

Section 7:
What did the travellers mostly do during the journey?

Section 7:
Why did Elie choose not to compete for the bread?

Section 7:
What does the old man's son do after his father dies?

Section 7:
The cry of the wounded animal in the wagon is metaphoric for...

Section 7:
Who was left in the wagons as they reached their destination?

Section 7:
How many people left the wagon alive that Elie was in?

Section 7
What was the name of the place they arrived at?

Section 8:
What order were the prisoners given upon reaching the Appelplatz?

Section 8:
What was Elie's main desire upon arriving at the camp?

Section 8:
What was Elie's recurring fear?

Section 8:
What served as an intimidating symbol at the entrance of the camp?

Section 8:
What is Elie no longer intimidated by?

Section 8:
What does the Elie's father want to do?

Section 8:
Why can Elie's reaction to his father's request be seen as anger?

Section 8:
The statement 'He had become childlike: weak, frightened, vulnerable.' suggests what about the father's condition?

Section 8:
In what way does Elie react to his father's plea?

Section 8:
What causes Elie to feel shame?

Section 8:
Who is Elie searching for?

Section 8:
Who calls out to Elie from behind?

Section 8:
Who does Elie try to give hope?

Section 8:
What disease is Elie's father suffering from?

Section 8:
How is Elie's belief about his father's survival changing?

Section 8:
What was the surgeon's response to Elie's plea?

Section 8:
Why did Elie's father refuse to see another doctor?

Section 8:
What is the date of Elie's father death?

Section 8:
What was Elie's father's last word?

Section 8:
Why didn't Eliezer respond to his father's last call?

Section 8:
What was done with Eliezer's father's body?

Section 8:
Why does Elie feel guilt over his father's death?

Section 7
What is the overall tone of the section?

Section 7:
When Elie tries to distinguish the living from the non-living, what is the main challenge?

Section 7:
How does the Elie first try to confirm if his father is alive?

Section 7:
What state was Elie's father in?

Section 7:
What replaced food for the prisoners during their journey in Section 7?

Section 7:
What did the German laborer throw into the wagon in Section 7?

Section 7:
How did the prisoners react when the worker threw the piece of bread?

Section 7:
What did the travellers mostly do during the journey?

Section 7:
Why did Elie choose not to compete for the bread?

Section 7:
What does the old man's son do after his father dies?

Section 7:
The cry of the wounded animal in the wagon is metaphoric for...

Section 7:
Who was left in the wagons as they reached their destination?

Section 7:
How many people left the wagon alive that Elie was in?

Section 7
What was the name of the place they arrived at?

Section 8:
What order were the prisoners given upon reaching the Appelplatz?

Section 8:
What was Elie's main desire upon arriving at the camp?

Section 8:
What was Elie's recurring fear?

Section 8:
What served as an intimidating symbol at the entrance of the camp?

Section 8:
What is Elie no longer intimidated by?

Section 8:
What does the Elie's father want to do?

Section 8:
Why can Elie's reaction to his father's request be seen as anger?

Section 8:
The statement 'He had become childlike: weak, frightened, vulnerable.' suggests what about the father's condition?

Section 8:
In what way does Elie react to his father's plea?

Section 8:
What causes Elie to feel shame?

Section 8:
Who is Elie searching for?

Section 8:
Who calls out to Elie from behind?

Section 8:
Who does Elie try to give hope?

Section 8:
What disease is Elie's father suffering from?

Section 8:
How is Elie's belief about his father's survival changing?

Section 8:
What was the surgeon's response to Elie's plea?

Section 8:
Why did Elie's father refuse to see another doctor?

Section 8:
What is the date of Elie's father death?

Section 8:
What was Elie's father's last word?

Section 8:
Why didn't Eliezer respond to his father's last call?

Section 8:
What was done with Eliezer's father's body?

Section 8:
Why does Elie feel guilt over his father's death?