3. Why does the head of Wiesel's block insist so firmly that none of the prisoners is in danger? Include text evidence to support your answer.

Why does the head of Wiesel's block insist so firmly that none of the prisoners is in danger? He thinks all the men are strong and will do fine during the test. Wiesel describes an encounter with veteran prisoners in lines 15-27.

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