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from the book "Night by Elie Weisel" What happens when the train arrives at Auschwitz-Birkenau?(4 points)
Responses
Everyone is given food and water
Everyone is given food and water
Men and women are separated
Men and women are separated
Families are reunited
Families are reunited
The prisoners are immediately sent to work
Responses
Everyone is given food and water
Everyone is given food and water
Men and women are separated
Men and women are separated
Families are reunited
Families are reunited
The prisoners are immediately sent to work
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GPT-4o mini
When the train arrives at Auschwitz-Birkenau in Elie Wiesel's "Night," the following happens:
1. **Men and women are separated** - Upon arrival, the first action taken is the separation of men from women, which means that families are often torn apart immediately.
The other options provided do not occur:
- No one is given food and water.
- Families are not reunited; they are often separated.
- The prisoners are not immediately sent to work; instead, they undergo a selection process.
So, the correct point from your options is that **men and women are separated**.
1. **Men and women are separated** - Upon arrival, the first action taken is the separation of men from women, which means that families are often torn apart immediately.
The other options provided do not occur:
- No one is given food and water.
- Families are not reunited; they are often separated.
- The prisoners are not immediately sent to work; instead, they undergo a selection process.
So, the correct point from your options is that **men and women are separated**.
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