Question

Which is the most likely reason that Elie Wiesel was asked to give a speech at Auschwitz?

He went to Poland during the war to learn about the camp.
He was one of its few survivors and can say what it was like.
He and his family often visit the camp to share their ideas
He knew the prayers that were said each day at the camp.

Answer 1

@astrid1

Answer 2

a

Answer 3

c

Answer 4

b

Answer 5

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Yes.
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Answer 6

Wiesel gives his speech when he is

almost a teenager.
just released from Auschwitz.
over fifty years old.
about to enter Auschwitz.

Answer 7

you can get rid of d

Answer 8

ok so Elie Wiesel was an author who wrote books about World War II, and he was awarded a noble peace prize. But he was also a victim of the holocaust and in may 1944, he was deported to Auschwitz at age 15 by the nazis

Answer 9

So which answer would make sense for a victim of this camp be asked to make a speech there for

Answer 10

a

Answer 11

no

Answer 12

he didnt travel to poland to learn about it

Answer 13

he was sent there by force

Answer 14

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Answer 15

Wiesel gives his speech when he is

almost a teenager.
just released from Auschwitz.
over fifty years old.
about to enter Auschwitz.

that's the question

Answer 16

ill answer it later with you

Answer 17

is this one d

Answer 18

@MxxnLight