Night

Loss of identity and humanity

The power of hope

The importance of family traditions

The beauty of nature

It brought a sense of hope and relief.

It caused fear and tension among the prisoners.

It made the prisoners feel safe and protected.

It encouraged the prisoners to rebel.

A. The narrator shows bravery by standing up to the guards.

B. The narrator's actions reveal that terror controls and overwhelms him.

C. The narrator shows that fear does not affect him in the camp.

D. The narrator is more afraid for the guards than for himself.

A. My feet were running on their own. (Paragraph 2)

B. It was spring. The sun was shining. (Paragraph 2)

C. Come on, son. (Paragraph 4)

D. We continued to march between the barbed wire. (Paragraph 5)