The Giver - Chapters 10-13

What memories did the Receiver want Jonas to have?

• Memories of the community.
• Memories of the country.
• Memories of the whole world.

What analogy did the Receiver compare his life to?

• Going down a hill on a sled in deep snow.
• Sitting in a silent garden.
• Sitting in isolation.

How does Jonas receive memories?

• By listening to tape of the Receiver telling stories.
• By laying down and the Receiver touching his bare back.
• By reading the Receivers journal.

Jonas's first memory was _______________.

• of snow.
• the pain of frostbite.
• the pain of sunburn.

What happens to memories once the Giver gives it to Jonas?

• Jonas gets to experience the memories but does not keep them.
• They both have the memories.
• When Jonas receives memories, the Giver no longer has them.

What is Jonas's first memory experiencing pain?

• Burn from a fire.
• Sunburn.
• Windburn.

What is the reasoning for there no longer being snow?

• Climate control.
• Created the community in an area that does not experience seasons.
• Created the community in a domed area.

Why is Jonas uncomfortable when other twelves share about their first  day of training?

• Jonas doesn't know how to explain his training to others.
• Jonas is afraid others will laugh about his job.
• Jonas cannot discuss his training with others.

What did Jonas experience when was looking at Fiona's hair?

• Color
• Smell
• Texture

What memory does the giver share with Jonas to make him understand the concept of color?

• The memory of the apple.

• The memory of the sled.

• The memory of a rainbow.