Wiesel records these steps in Sighet. Which came LAST?

On the journey out of Sighet, which came FIRST?

The doors open at Birkenau. Which of these does Wiesel describe FIRST after that?

At Buna, which of these happens BEFORE the Rosh Hashanah service Wiesel describes?

In the evacuation of Buna and what follows it, which comes LAST?

Which of these does Wiesel place AFTER his father's death?

Idek the Kapo beats Eliezer's father with an iron bar for working too slowly. What does Eliezer record about his own reaction?

Franek the foreman demands Eliezer's gold crown and Eliezer's father says no. How does Franek force the issue?

At Buna, Eliezer's number is written down at a selection and his father's is too. Before Eliezer leaves for work, what does his father press on him?

On the road from Buna, Rabbi Eliahu goes from shed to shed looking for his son. What does Eliezer remember only after the rabbi has gone?

At Buchenwald the head of the block gives Eliezer advice about his dying father. What is it?

Eliezer wakes on January 29, 1945 to find another sick man in his father's place. What does he record about how he felt?

At Birkenau, men walking toward the pit begin reciting Kaddish for themselves. What does Eliezer feel for the first time as his father whispers it?

In the "Never shall I forget" passage (Marion Wiesel's 2006 translation), Eliezer says the flames of that first night consumed what?

As the camp files past a hanged child still writhing on the rope, a man behind Eliezer asks, "For God's sake, where is God?" (2006 translation). What answer does Eliezer hear inside himself?

Ten thousand prisoners gather at Buna on the eve of Rosh Hashanah to bless God's name. Where does Eliezer place himself?

What does Eliezer do on Yom Kippur at Buna?

Akiba Drumer, who had once found Redemption predicted in the Bible's numbers, is taken in a selection. What does Wiesel say came first?

Night is a memoir, not a novel. What follows from that for a reader?

In his preface to the 2006 translation, Wiesel describes how the book reached print. What was the original version?

Describing the truck that unloads small children into the burning ditch at Birkenau, Wiesel breaks off to say he saw it with his own eyes. What does that aside do?

Which feature of Night belongs to testimony rather than to fiction?

Three of these are true of the deportation from Sighet. Which is NOT?

Three of these are true of Eliezer's time at Buna. Which is NOT?

Three of these are true of the last train journey and Buchenwald. Which is NOT?