Question

11. In chapter 1, on page 13, Wiesel lists the different people from his community that he

watched march toward the ghetto. He also lists all the objects left behind following their
departure. The author includes this information to -
A. demonstrate that the judgement of others was also a luxury the Jews could not afford
B. explain to readers that people had to leave many items behind when moved to the
ghettos
C. emphasize that no one in his community was spared the wrath of the Nazis, regardless
of character or stature
D. convince readers that children will leam valuable life lessons when faced with tragedy

Answer 1

C. emphasize that no one in his community was spared the wrath of the Nazis, regardless of character or stature

Step-by-step explanation:

From the excepts, it shows that, most of the people who moved to the ghetto were both rich and poor. This is because, majority left the properties, both houses and household properties in order to escape the wrath of the Nazis by moving to the area mapped out for them which is the Ghetto.