Question

night chapters 1-3 review
: setting/background
the story begins in the town oblank in the country of blank.
before the war affects him directly, elie is deeply focused on studying blank and religion.
many jewish families believe they are safe because they have lived peacefully in their hometown for a long time. this belief later proves to be blank.
blank the beadle is elie’s mentor who survives deportation and returns to warn the town.
a. the townspeople react to his warnings with blank and blank
elie’s father is respected in the community and is known for being more concerned with blank than with his own family.
2: deportation
the jews of sighet are forced to leave their homes and are loaded onto blank car

Explanation:

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

Question 1: Setting/Background

1. The story begins in the town of Sighet in the country of Hungary.
2. Before the war affects him directly, Elie is deeply focused on studying Kabbalah and religion.
3. Many Jewish families believe they are safe because they have lived peacefully in their hometown for a long time. This belief later proves to be false.
4. Moishe the Beadle is Elie’s mentor who survives deportation and returns to warn the town.

• a. The townspeople react to his warnings with doubt and indifference.

1. Elie’s father is respected in the community and is known for being more concerned with the community’s affairs than with his own family.

Question 2: Deportation

1. The Jews of Sighet are forced to leave their homes and are loaded onto cattle cars.

Answer:

s:

1. Sighet; Hungary
2. Kabbalah
3. false
4. Moishe; doubt; indifference
5. the community’s affairs
6. cattle