1. In Chapter 4, when Wiesel was asked to report to the dentist, where was he coming from?
(a) His block.
(b) The kitchen.
(c) The shower.
(d) Work.

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 Wiesel's mother and Tzipora were in a labor camp, not dead.
(b) That the experience was just a dream, and that they would awaken soon.
(c) That they were on a secret mission.
(d) That they were not frightened.

3. In Chapter 3, what were the prisoners forced to do in the first prison block when they arrived at Auschwitz?
(a) Stand in formation for over an hour.
(b) Shower and then shiver and wait in the cold night.
(c) Clean the entire prison block, top to bottom.
(d) Run laps.

4. What did Moshe the Beadle focus on after his deportation?
(a) He was engrossed in getting others to listen to his stories.
(b) He devoted himself to helping other foreign Jews escape.
(c) He immersed himself in prayer.
(d) He planned an uprising against the Hungarian police.

5. What did Wiesel's family do while living in their house in the ghetto?
(a) They hid Jews who were trying to escape.
(b) They gave their valuables to relatives who could hide them.
(c) They were forced to cook for the German soldiers.
(d) They offered rooms to relatives who had lost their homes.