Chapter 4 reading quiz What does Franek use to dig out Eliezer’s gold tooth in the beginning of chapter 4? What happened to the young boy (pipel) when he and two others were hanged at the end of chapter 4? The rope broke. He died instantly. He didn’t die immediately and suffocated slowly. The Red Army liberated them all before he died.

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Writing Portfolio entry #2 When the sirens sound, the guards take cover, leaving the fences and food unwatched. A crowd hungrily stares at an unguarded cauldron of soup, but no one dares to take any soup because, as Eliezer explains, “Fear was greater than hunger.” Finally one man does attempt to get some food, but he is shot in the process. Pick one of the following and answer in a paragraph or two. Use evidence from the text: How far do you believe the prisoners can be pushed before they rebel, if at all? For instance, would the prisoners be more likely to revolt or die of hunger, and why? Eliezer called the man who is shot a hero. Do you agree? Explain. If you were in this situation, do you think that you would try to get some soup or just watch, and why?

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Priorities for today Finish reading chapter 4 Parallel structure practice Writing portfolio #2 Any assignments from this week Fire symbolism “Never shall I forget...” Chapter questions

Chapter 4 reading quiz What does Franek use to dig out Eliezer’s gold tooth in the beginning of chapter 4? What happened to the young boy (pipel) when he and two others were hanged at the end of chapter 4? The rope broke. He died instantly. He didn’t die immediately and suffocated slowly. The Red Army liberated them all before he died.

Writing Portfolio entry #2 Write a paragraph or two response for each of the following thematic ideas present in chapter 4: Struggling with Faith: How does faith affect the Jewish people? Look for areas where not just Eliezer but all of the Jewish inmates are struggling with their faith. What is happening that affects their faith? Does something strengthen their faith or destroy it? Are they trying to stay faithful or giving up? Father-son Relationships: Look are the nature of father-son relationships in the chapter. Eliezer and his father are not the only ones mentioned. What is happening to father-son relationships in the book? How does that carry the plot? How does it control characters?