THE GIVER/Chapter 13-14

What does Jonas suggest The Giver do so his load will not be so heavy?

• Give his books to the House of Old.
• Give Jonas painful memories.
  
• Stop seeing Jonas.
• Visit the Department of Justice.

What does Jonas suggest his Father do to help soothe Gabriel during the night?

• Make sure Gabriel gets medication.
• Put Gabriel back in the Nurturing Center.
• Put Gabriel in Jonas's room.
• Put Gabriel in Lily's room.

What memory does Jonas give Gabriel during the night as he is trying to calm him down?

• The memory of the sled.
• The memory of sailing.
• The memory of snow.
• The memory of a sunburn.

When the last Receiver failed 10 years ago, what happened to the memories?

• They came back to the previous Receiver.

• They just faded away.

• They were released to the community, which caused confusion and chaos.

What lingering pain did the Giver give Jonas?

• the memory of a skinned knee

• the memory of a broken leg

• the memory of a virus

• the memory of a mashed finger

At this point in the novel, Jonas realizes for the first time that his family has...

• been secretly spying on his training

• chosen to release Gabriel

• never known pain

• have also been receiving memories from The Giver to help Jonas with his training.

What reason did the Giver give Jonas for why the community went to sameness?

• The Giver said that Sameness was pleasant.

• The Giver told Jonas that People in the community were satisfied with the way things were and didn't want change.

• The Giver explained that without Sameness, people might make the wrong choices.

What disturbing memory did the Giver give Jonas? 

• hurricane 
• elephant hunters
• a flood
• a fight 

Why did Jonas ask the Giver to give him painful memories? 

• Jonas wanted to take away some of the Giver's pain.
• Jonas was curious.
• Jonas had read about pain in one of the books.

What happened if twins were born in Jonas's community?

• They went to live with a family who looked like them.

• The smallest twin would be released.

• They were separated and grew up in different homes.

• One would be trained to work with the circus.