1. The Germans spoke to their prisoners with indifference. In what way was indifference worse than open anger or hatred?
This is worse than hatred because it labeled them below the Germans, making them feel like they weren't humans.
2. What did Eliezer mean when he spoke of being "condemned to live"?
Eliezer means that rather than simply dying, he is forced to live through such pain that is worse than death.
3. What was the significance of the "Work is liberty" inscription?
This inscription placed false hope on the prisoners by making them believe they would be free one day. The phrase also encourages them to do labor even though their only future is death.