What was the significance (specifically for Elie) of splitting up the men, women, and children? Elie talks about how his faith and his God were killed the first night in Auschwitz, yet still he prays, sings hymns, and speaks about his faith. When the prisoners were finally unloaded from the train, where were they? What was significant about the time?Ĥ Describe Elie's first few days at Auschwitz, from the moment he arrived, to the end of chapter 3.How did this affect those in the cattle car with her?.Were they warned? Were they naïve in thinking that everything would go back to "normal"? What was the conclusion of chapter 1?ģ What happened to Madame Schâchter, and what did she do?
1 What you think Elie Wiesel is trying to convey to the reader in his preface? (Reasons for writing the book, context for writing the book, his process of writing, his struggle to make sense of his experiences)Ģ Using direct quotes from the book, outline the hardships Elie and the Jews of Sighet face throughout the first chapter.
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