With the exception of the inmate who encourages Eliezer and his father to lie about their ages, how do most of the inmates that Eliezer observes act toward the new arrivals to Birkenau? Click here to read the excerpt from Elie Wiesel's Night.

They provide good advice and other kinds of assistance to the new arrivals when they can.

They encourage the new arrivals to keep their spirits up.

They ignore the new arrivals.

They appear unsympathetic to the new arrivals.

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