The Giver Chapters 1 - 11

Front

What type of society is Jonas supposed to be living in?

Back

A utopia, a society that is ideal and perfect in its structure.

Front

What happened to the apple when Jonas and Asher were playing catch?

Back

The apple changed, indicating Jonas's ability to see beyond the ordinary.

Front

What did Jonas's society call the 'wanting' that he dreamed of?

Back

Stirrings, which refer to the feelings of desire and attraction.

Front

Why don't they have snow or hills anymore?

Back

Due to Sameness, a principle that eliminates differences in the environment.

Front

What was Jonas's first memory he received?

Back

A sled ride, which introduced him to the concept of joy and freedom.

Front

Define 'Sameness' in Jonas's society.

Back

A principle that promotes uniformity and eliminates emotional depth and diversity.

Front

What is the significance of 'The Giver' in the story?

Back

The Giver is the person who transmits memories of the past to Jonas, helping him understand emotions and experiences.

Front

What does the term 'Elsewhere' refer to in the book?

Back

Elsewhere refers to the unknown world outside of Jonas's controlled society.

Front

How does Jonas's perception of color change throughout the story?

Back

Jonas begins to see colors, symbolizing his awakening to emotions and individuality.

Front

What role do memories play in Jonas's society?

Back

Memories are suppressed to maintain control and prevent emotional pain.