1. why was it so important to be the first column back to the camp?
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1. why was it so important to be the first column back to the camp?
2. what game did the prisoners and the superintendent play every night before the men left the work site?
3. which prisoner was missing at the camp? what was special about him?
4. why is s311 in the camp? what is ironic about this?
5. why do the zeks refuse the guard’s order to "step lively? "
6. who did shukhov say was the zeks’ main enemy? why?
7. by which guard does shukhov choose to be frisked? why did he chose this one?
8. closure: explain how friendships in their survival of prison life.
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