NIGHT (pages 47-66)


CHARACTERS:
Detail everything you know about them (physical description, personality, etc.):

Head of the Tent (Pg. 48): He was fat and liked the girls at the camp 

Juliek: Juliek is a young man from Warsaw and he plays the violin. 

Franek: Franek is Polish. He wants Elie's golden crown, it is made of gold. 

Idek: Idek is a Kapo, and he has random fits of anger and you should try and avoid him.
SETTING:
Detail the time and place the story begins:

In which camp does Chapter Four begin? Buna

IN-TEXT QUESTIONS:
Infer the answer from the text (Minimum 1-2 sentences):

What job did Elie end up receiving? Elie got the job of counting bolts and bulbs and other small things. 

Why is Elie whipped in the warehouse? Elie saw Idek and a Polish girl "half naked, on a straw mat." Elie ended up getting caught looking because he laughed.  

List the victims who were hung, if not by name then by stature. One little boy and two male adults.
LITERARY ELEMENTS:

ALLUSIONS:

“Evoking the calm waters of Jordan and the majestic sanctity of Jerusalem.”: This alludes to when Moses was set in the Jordan and floated down the river. 

SIMILIES AND METAPHORS: GIVE THREE EXAMPLES 
Metaphor: But the Dutchman's little servant was beloved by all. He was the face of an angel in distress."

Metaphor: "Idek jumped, turned and saw me, while the girl tried to cover her breasts. I wanted to run away, but my feet were nailed to the floor."

Simile: "He paid as much attention to us as would a shopkeeper receiving a delivery of old rags. 

SYMBOL:

            The Soup (Pg. 63/Pg. 65): The soup symbolizes whether or not it was a "good" day or a bad day. 


SHORT ANSWER QUESTION
Minimum 4-5 Sentences

At the end of the chapter, explain the quote: “Where is He? Here He is—He is handing here on this gallows…” This quote was a response to a question that asked where god is. People thought maybe god was gone or had died. They had the right to think this because there was so much hate going on in the world then. They didn't think that god was there to help.

 

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