Question

1. inside the cars, prisoners had no _____________ and were told that they would all be _____________ if anyone escaped.
2. madame schächter repeatedly screams about seeing _______________ while on the train.

a. the other passengers react by telling her to _____________ and eventually using _____________ to silence her.
part 3: arrival at the camp

1. elie and his family are sent to _______________, a place none of them had heard of before their deportation.
2. upon arrival, elie witnesses _______________ being thrown into flames.

a. this moment causes elie to begin questioning his faith in _______________.

1. elie and his father are told to lie about their _______________, which helps them survive the first selection.
2. in the first days and weeks in camp, the most important thing to elie is not being _______________ from his father.
3. readers see the importance of _______________ in the story of elie’s relative stein: elie lies and says he has heard from stein’s wife and that they are fine, which gives stein the strength to carry on. when he learns the real news that his wife and children... he loses the will to carry on.

Explanation:

To solve these fill - in - the - blank questions, we refer to the content of "Night" by Elie Wiesel:

Question 7

• Explanation: From the context of the story, inside the cars, prisoners had no "water" (or other possible answers like "food" but "water" is a common one) and were told that they would all be "shot" if anyone escaped.
• Answer: water; shot

Question 8

• Explanation: Madame Schächter repeatedly screams about seeing "fire" while on the train. The other passengers react by telling her to "be quiet" and eventually using "force" to silence her.
• Answer: fire; be quiet; force

Question 9

• Explanation: Elie and his family are sent to "Auschwitz", a place none of them had heard of before their deportation.
• Answer: Auschwitz

Question 10

• Explanation: Upon arrival, Elie witnesses "babies (and small children)" being thrown into flames. This moment causes Elie to begin questioning his faith in "God".
• Answer: babies (and small children); God

Question 11

• Explanation: Elie and his father are told to lie about their "ages", which helps them survive the first selection.
• Answer: ages

Question 12

• Explanation: In the first days and weeks in camp, the most important thing to Elie is not being "separated" from his father.
• Answer: separated

Question 13

• Explanation: Readers see the importance of "hope" in the story of Elie's relative Stein: Elie lies and says he has heard from Stein's wife and that they are fine, which gives Stein the strength to carry on.
• Answer: hope

Answer:

To solve these fill - in - the - blank questions, we refer to the content of "Night" by Elie Wiesel:

Question 7

• Explanation: From the context of the story, inside the cars, prisoners had no "water" (or other possible answers like "food" but "water" is a common one) and were told that they would all be "shot" if anyone escaped.
• Answer: water; shot

Question 8

• Explanation: Madame Schächter repeatedly screams about seeing "fire" while on the train. The other passengers react by telling her to "be quiet" and eventually using "force" to silence her.
• Answer: fire; be quiet; force

Question 9

• Explanation: Elie and his family are sent to "Auschwitz", a place none of them had heard of before their deportation.
• Answer: Auschwitz

Question 10

• Explanation: Upon arrival, Elie witnesses "babies (and small children)" being thrown into flames. This moment causes Elie to begin questioning his faith in "God".
• Answer: babies (and small children); God

Question 11

• Explanation: Elie and his father are told to lie about their "ages", which helps them survive the first selection.
• Answer: ages

Question 12

• Explanation: In the first days and weeks in camp, the most important thing to Elie is not being "separated" from his father.
• Answer: separated

Question 13

• Explanation: Readers see the importance of "hope" in the story of Elie's relative Stein: Elie lies and says he has heard from Stein's wife and that they are fine, which gives Stein the strength to carry on.
• Answer: hope