Question

In the book, "Night" What is Eliezer's main thought as he approaches the gates of Auschwitz?

A He is trying to figure out a way to escape without being seen by the soldiers.

B He does not want to be separated from his father.

C He is sad because he knows he will never see his mother and sisters again.

D He wants his father to let go of him so he appears to be older than

Answer 1

Answer:

The answer is B. He does not want to be separated from his father.

Explanation:

This quotation from the text supports this: "My hand tightened its grip on my father. All I could think of was not to lose him. Not to remain alone"  (page 30). Eliezer had just been separated from his mother and sisters.

Answer 2

In the book, "Night"  Eliezer's main thought as he approaches the gates of Auschwitz is:

• B He does not want to be separated from his father.

What does it mean to be separated?

This means that there is a coming apart between two things which can be either animate or inanimate.

With this in mind and from the complete text, we can infer that while Eliezer approached the gates, he did not want to be separated from his father as he held on to him.

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