According to Wiesel, which of the following best describes the change in Eliezer from the beginning of the book to the end?

Question 47 options:

He becomes stronger and more human after facing hardships.

He goes from being a religious skeptic to being a religious fanatic.

He turns from an optimistic young man into a soulless individual.

His love for his father turns to a deep hate and resentment.

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Demarion Arias

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15 June, 11:09

According to Wiesel, which of the following best describes the change in Eliezer from the beginning of the book to the end?

Question 47 options:

He becomes stronger and more human after facing hardships.

He goes from being a religious skeptic to being a religious fanatic.

He turns from an optimistic young man into a soulless individual.

His love for his father turns to a deep hate and resentment.

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Athena Herman · Answer 1

I believe the correct answer from the choices listed above is the first option. According to Wiesel, Elizier's change from the beginning of the book to the end would be that he becomes stronger and more human after facing hardships.

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