1
1 point
Question at position 1
In chapter 11, Jonas’s eagerness to learn causes The Giver to —
In chapter 11, Jonas’s eagerness to learn causes The Giver to —
Transmit the memory of snow
Release him from training early.
Introduce him to the pain of sunburn
Allow him to experience sunshine
Question at position 2
2
1 point
Question at position 2
Why does the Giver share the memory of sledding first?
Why does the Giver share the memory of sledding first?
It is his favorite memory.
Jonas insists he receive it first.
It is mostly pleasurable.
It is a heavy burden for the Giver to bear.
Question at position 3
3
1 point
Question at position 3
Jonas’s disposition to receiving memories can be described as —
Jonas’s disposition to receiving memories can be described as —
Fearful
Distrurbed
Willing
Resistant
Question at position 4
4
1 point
Question at position 4
In chapter 12, what does The Giver reveal that Jonas has been seeing which Jonas feels is his “seeing beyond”?
In chapter 12, what does The Giver reveal that Jonas has been seeing which Jonas feels is his “seeing beyond”?
Color
Sameness
Pain
Size
Question at position 5
5
1 point
Question at position 5
In chapter 13, Jonas is frustrated with the lack of —
In chapter 13, Jonas is frustrated with the lack of —
Explanations from The Giver
Truth in the community
Choices
Training options
Question at position 6
6
1 point
Question at position 6
Which rule of being The Receiver is most difficult for Jonas to follow at first?
Which rule of being The Receiver is most difficult for Jonas to follow at first?
Prohibition from dream-telling
Lying
Not discussing his training
Asking Questions
Question at position 7
7
1 point
Question at position 7
Why does the Giver sometimes send Jonas away instead of training him?
Why does the Giver sometimes send Jonas away instead of training him?
He is too busy.
Jonas is not ready to receive a new memory.
He is in pain.
The elders have called him for advice.
Question at position 8
8
1 point
Question at position 8
All of the memories that Jonas receives from the Giver are pleasant memories.
All of the memories that Jonas receives from the Giver are pleasant memories.
True
False
Question at position 9
9
1 point
Question at position 9
Jonas first experiences true _______when receiving his second memory on the sled.
Jonas first experiences true _______when receiving his second memory on the sled.
Heartache
Love
Pain
Exhilaration
Question at position 10
10
1 point
Question at position 10
The more he learns from the Giver, the more Jonas realizes that —
The more he learns from the Giver, the more Jonas realizes that —
He can make a difference in his community.
His community is honest with the citizens.
Things will never change.
Being the receiver is an honorable job that he enjoys.
Question at position 11
11
1 point
Question at position 11
On a day the Giver is having a painful day, he gives Jonas the memory of —
On a day the Giver is having a painful day, he gives Jonas the memory of —
War
Sailing
Christmas
Sledding
Question at position 12
12
1 point
Question at position 12
On the unscheduled holiday, Jonas becomes angry when his friends are playing a game that he realizes is based on —
On the unscheduled holiday, Jonas becomes angry when his friends are playing a game that he realizes is based on —
Sailing
Spying
War
Hunting
Question at position 13
13
1 point
Question at position 13
Why was the last selection of a new Receiver a failure?
Why was the last selection of a new Receiver a failure?
The Giver did not give her enough memories to give her the wisdom she would need.
The Giver didn’t trust her.
The new receiver was not courageous enough to receive all of the memories.
The new receiver asked to be released.
Question at position 14
14
1 point
Question at position 14
Jonas is shown a video that teaches him the truth about —
Jonas is shown a video that teaches him the truth about —
Release
Memories of war
His role in the community as the new Receiver
Elsewhere
Question at position 15
15
1 point
Question at position 15
After Jonas is shown the video, he and the Giver begin to prepare for —
After Jonas is shown the video, he and the Giver begin to prepare for —
A search for Rosemary
The next Naming Ceremony
Jonas’s escape from the community
Gabriel’s release
Question at position 16
16
1 point
Question at position 16
At the end of the book, Jonas transfers memories to Gabe of all of the following except —
At the end of the book, Jonas transfers memories to Gabe of all of the following except —
Holidays
The beach
Sunshine
Snow
Question at position 17
17
1 point
Question at position 17
Jonas feels all of the following feelings as he travels to Elsewhere except —
Jonas feels all of the following feelings as he travels to Elsewhere except —
Fear
Hunger
Anger
Regret
Question at position 18
18
1 point
Question at position 18
Why would Jonas’s departure from the community lead to possible change?
Why would Jonas’s departure from the community lead to possible change?
They would realize that they should not be releasing people.
They would be angry at the Giver and need a new system for transferring memories.
They would see him leaving as a reason to change the rules about selecting the Receiver.
They would have all of the memories to show them a different way of life.
Question at position 19
19
1 point
Question at position 19
It is clear what happens to Jonas and Gabriel at the end of the book.
It is clear what happens to Jonas and Gabriel at the end of the book.
True
False
answer all questions using a b c or d
1 - a (Transmit the memory of snow)
2 - c (It is mostly pleasurable)
3 - c (Willing)
4 - a (Color)
5 - b (Truth in the community)
6 - a (Prohibition from dream-telling)
7 - b (Jonas is not ready to receive a new memory)
8 - False
9 - c (Pain)
10 - a (He can make a difference in his community)
11 - a (War)
12 - c (War)
13 - a (The Giver did not give her enough memories to give her the wisdom she would need)
14 - d (Elsewhere)
15 - c (Jonas’s escape from the community)
16 - a (Holidays)
17 - c (Anger)
18 - d (They would have all of the memories to show them a different way of life)
19 - False
What is one possible theme found in the The Giver by Lois Lowry? Support your answer with evidence from the novel. write it like an 7th grader
One possible theme found in "The Giver" by Lois Lowry is the importance of individuality and free will. Throughout the book, we see how the community has strict rules and regulations that limit people's choices and freedoms. For example, everyone is assigned a job, they can't choose their own spouse, and they are not allowed to have strong emotions.
Jonas, the main character, starts to question these rules and realizes that having the freedom to make choices and feel emotions is important. When he receives memories from the Giver, he experiences things like love, pain, and excitement, which make him realize the value of individuality.
This theme is highlighted when Jonas decides to leave the community with Gabriel at the end of the book, seeking a life where he can make his own choices and experience the full range of human emotions. This shows us that being true to ourselves and making our own decisions is essential for a fulfilling life.