1. In Chapter 3, what happened to the Jews at Birkenau once they left the train?
(a) They were sent directly to hard labor in a rock quarry.
(b) The children and adults were separated.
(c) They were given food and water.
(d) The men and women were separated.

2. In order to give themselves hope, what did Wiesel and his father pretend after spending several weeks in Auschwitz in Chapter 3?
(a) That the experience was just a dream, and that they would awaken soon.
(b) That Wiesel's mother and Tzipora were in a labor camp, not dead.
(c) That they were on a secret mission.
(d) That they were not frightened.

3. How did Wiesel's father respond to the order that Jews were not allowed to keep valuables in the house?
(a) He buried their savings in the basement.
(b) He surrendered their valuables to the Germans.
(c) He gave their savings to a relative who could safely hide them.
(d) He destroyed their valuables rather that surrender them.

4. At the end of Chapter 3, how long had it taken for the prisoners to arrive at Buna?
(a) Five hours.
(b) Three hours.
(c) Four hours.
(d) Two hours.

5. Why did Wiesel lie to the man who was looking for his family in Chapter 3?
(a) Wiesel thought he was telling the truth.
(b) He wanted to give the man hope.
(c) He was afraid the guards would for punish them for talking, so he tried to make the man leave quickly.
(d) He was afraid of the man.