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Across 1. “The snow was like a carpet, very gentle, very warm.” (pg.94) 5. “He left then as he had come: like a wind-swept shadow.” (pg.97) 8. Which type of conflict? Elie starts to lose faith in God after seeing an innocent boy hanged. 10. "Suddenly his eyes would become blank, nothing but two open wounds, two pits of terror." (pg. 72) 13. The first camp Elie went to 14. The only thing Elie cares about after his father dies 16. Jewish holiday celebrating Hebrew's liberation from slavery 17. Point-of-view the story is written from 20. Lit Term: The details that make up story. 22. A short stick or club carried by police. 23. A house of Worship for the Jews 24. Jews typically fast during ____________ to symbolize their atonement of sins. 26. On the plot diagram: Elie's father's death 28. On the plot diagram: Jews get sent to Auschwitz 29. Which type of conflict? Elie feels ashamed for wishing that his father was dead. 30. He also lost his faith...but he decided to die instead. 33. Elie's mentor; Cabbala expert 36. “Everything was regulated by the bell. It gave me orders, and I automatically obeyed them.” (pg.80) 38. German secret police 39. He played beautiful music, but died next to his broken violin 40. Short-tempered kapo in Buna

Down 1. Where the book takes place: concentration camps in Europe during WWII 2. 100 started the journey to Bechenwald but only ________ made it, including Elie and his father. 3. Elie wanted to learn about this from Moche the Beadle 4. Prayer for the dead 6. "It was not the first time a false prophet had foretold to us peace-on-earth...And we often believed them. It was an injection of morphine." (pg.76) 7. On the plot diagram: The Jews get freed from the camp and Elie reflects on the horrors he has endured. 9. Which type of conflict? Elie gets whipped by the kapo for catching him with a girl. 11. On the plot diagram: Who Elie is and what he is doing in the town of Sighet 12. Elie's reflection in the mirror looks like a _________. 15. Non-Jewish, blue-eyed, blonde-haired, individuals who made up Hitler's master race 18. “All around me death was moving in, silently, without violence. It would seize upon some sleeping being, enter into him, and consume him bit by bit.” (pg.95) 19. Bodies were taken to the ____________ to be burned. 21. Madame Schachter's visions of fire turned out to be ____________. 23. "It was like a page torn from some storybook..." (pg.14) 25. German civilians throw ____________ at the prisoners to watch them fight for it. 27. Hatred toward Jews 31. The final camp Elie stayed in before being liberated 32. Confined areas where Jews were forced to live 34. Elie's father's dying word(s) 35. Elie lost his faith when he saw a __________ get hanged. 37. Elie and father leaving camp instead of staying and getting freed is _______; not expected outcome