Night

question’s for the book Night by Elie Wiesel

1 In what ways does the time when Elie and the other jews had to start wearing a yellow star and he overcame the emotional toll it had on his people relate to struggles in my own life, and how do we both overcome these challenges?

2. To what extent is Elie Wiesel’s book Night have to do with the common struggles that I face today and how does he help shed light on situations that seem impossible to overcome?

3. How is it that “every question possessed a power that was lost in the answer…” (Wiesel 5) and to what point does a question lose importance when it is answered?

4. In what ways would compassion and empathy over pity towards Moishe have saved their people?

5. In what ways does asking questions better us and able us to grow further in our knowledge of how to overcome problems in the future as well as helping us to continue to think simply like a child and at the same time as complexly as an adult?

6. in what ways are the reactions the jews had to the trauma of the concentration camps like how infants react to toxic and traumatic domestic stress, also how does it similarly affect their lives in the future.

7. in what ways does ignoring problems make them bigger over time

8. To what extent does allowing people in the us on fiance visa’s provide a one way ticket for terrorists into our country?

9. In what ways do grades discourage kids to learn and encourage them to “cram” for the ‘A’.