Night Nine Weeks Test Part 4 With Vocabulary Question Preview (ID: 62244)


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request earnestly and urgently
a) dregs
b) implore
c) grudgingly
d) contemplate

sediment that has settled at the bottom of a liquid.
a) implore
b) grudgingly
c) dregs
d) unprecedented

Her husband was a ___________________ man who spent most of his days and nights in the house of study.
a) interlude
b) gallows
c) pious
d) imperceptibly

Terror was stronger than hunger. Suddenly, we saw the door of Block 37 open _______________ . A man appeared, crawling like a worm in the direction of the cauldrons.
a) epidemic
b) interlude
c) imperceptibly
d) reprieve

He was probably glad to see that I had come back of my own accord, as I had promised. He gave me another ________________. The SS had gone back to their lookout posts, behind their machine guns. The ________________war over.
a) gallows, reprieve
b) reprieve,interlude
c) imperceptibly, gallows
d) gallows, epidemic

His back to the _____________ , his face turned toward his judge, who was the head of the camp, the boy was pale, but seemed more moved than afraid. The camp looked as though it had suffered an _________________ : empty and dead.
a) interlude, reprieve
b) gallows, imperceptibly
c) epidemic, imperceptibly
d) gallows, epidemic

held in check with difficulty
a) transcend
b) stifled
c) agitated
d) jostle

go beyond the scope or limits of
a) transcend
b) jostle
c) stifled
d) agitated

make one's way by pushing or shoving
a) agitated
b) transcend
c) jostle
d) grandeur

Physically disturbed or set in motion
a) grandeur
b) stifled
c) jostle
d) agitated

the quality of being magnificent or splendid
a) transcend
b) stifled
c) grandeur
d) jostle

Freed of normal ___________ some of the young let go of their______________ and, under cover of darkness, caressed one another, without any thought of others, alone in the world. The others pretended not to notice.
a) inhibition, pious
b) pious, irrevocably
c) inhibition, pious
d) constraint, inhibition

Elie Wiesel's, Night, depicts death, obliteration, and ____________ directly depicting the suffering he witnessed during his time at Auschwitz.
a) irrevocably
b) pious
c) inhibition
d) constraint

When Elie looks at himself in the mirror what does he see staring back at him?
a) his father
b) a corpse
c) a prisoner
d) an invalid

What illness does Elie suffer from after being liberated?
a) Food poisoning
b) Dysentery
c) The flu
d) A foot infection

Who comes to rescue the prisoners at the camp?
a) The British
b) The Russians
c) The Americans
d) The Australians

in a reluctant manner
a) unprecedented
b) contemplate
c) dregs
d) grudgingly

novel; having no earlier occurrence
a) unprecedented
b) contemplate
c) dregs
d) implore

think intently and at length, as for spiritual purposes
a) dregs
b) implore
c) contemplate
d) grudgingly

Elie has become _____________ changed by his experiences
a) irrevocably
b) pious
c) constraint
d) anguish

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