The Giver Ch. 16-20

In the Giver's favorite memory, Jonas sees

• twinkling colored lights

• a birthday party

• beautiful animals

Jonas wishes the Giver could

• find his grandparents

• become his grandparent

• live with the other Childless Adults

The first lie Jonas tells his parents is

• he understands why the word love should not be used

• he does not enjoy training as the new Receiver

• he agrees that one male twin needs to be released

A change that occurs in Jonas's routine is

• he stops taking his pills

• he takes a different route to the Annex

• he no longer eats his morning meal at home

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By the end of Ch. 20, Jonas can

• see MOST colors in the memories

• see ALL colors in the memories

• see ALL colors all the time

Asher tells Jonas that the game of good guys and bad guys has been

• cruel

• fun

• ruined

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Jonas's father says his role in the twin's release will be

• to take the twin to Elsewhere

• to perform a small Ceremony of Release

• to hand the smallest twin to the Chief Elder

Rosemary failed as a Receiver because

• she did not have the Capacity to See Beyond

• she could not stand the painful memories

• she preferred to be a normal citizen

The Giver says Rosemary's failure was a disaster because

• her memories went out to the people

• the community had no Receiver for a time

• her memories came back to the Giver and caused him pain

When Jonas watches the twin's release, he is

• fascinated

• afraid

• shocked

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