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Which inference can a reader make about the man who interrogates young Elie?

He tricks Elie and attempts to catch him in a lie.

He helps Elie by telling him to lie to survive.

He separates Elie from his father, who is about to be killed.

He targets Elie and his father for the death camp instead of the work camp.

Why do the prisoners recite the Jewish prayer known as the Kaddish?

They are praying for an end to the long, difficult war.

They believe they are about to die in the crematorium.

They are tricking the guards to hide their plans for revolt.

They practice nonviolent defiance in the face of persecution.

Why is Elie Wiesel’s Night valuable to a historian?

It is a detailed observation of the conditions of concentration camps drafted by a German resident who was forced to tour a camp after its liberation.

It is an eyewitness account of the atrocities committed at concentration camps written by a former prisoner who experienced them firsthand.

It is a compilation of data of the toll of the Holocaust created by an Allied soldier who helped to gather information for the government.

It is a commentary on the Holocaust composed by a Jewish man seeking to discover what his relatives experienced during the war.

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