The Giver Chapters 12-13

What new perception does Jonas gain in Chapter 12?

• a. The ability to hear beyond
• b. The ability to see colors
• c. The ability to sense emotions
• d. The ability to communicate telepathically

Which color does Jonas first see?

• a. Blue
• b. Green
• c. Red
• d. Yellow

In Chapter 12, what is the reason given for the community's decision to suppress color?

• a. Colors were causing accidents.
• b. Colors were difficult to control.
• c. Colors made people unhappy.
• d. Colors created inequality.

What is the first color Jonas sees Fiona's hair?

• a. Red
• b. Blue
• c. Green
• d. Yellow

How does The Giver help Jonas understand the concept of color?

• a. By showing him a painting
• b. By giving him a memory of a rainbow
• c. By explaining the science of color
• d. By giving him a memory of a colorful garden

In Chapter 13, what does Jonas learn about the concept of "sameness"?

• a. Sameness is necessary to maintain order in the community.
• b. Sameness is an ideal that the community strives for.
• c. Sameness was imposed on the community by an outside force.
• d. Sameness was a decision made by the citizens of the community.

What is the most important reason for Jonas to receive painful memories?

• a. To help him understand the importance of rules
• b. To make him appreciate his current life
• c. To give him the wisdom needed to help the community make decisions
• d. To punish him for his unique abilities

In Chapter 13, what does Jonas ask his parents about the possibility of bringing back some aspects of the past?

• a. If they could bring back animals
• b. If they could bring back colors
• c. If they could bring back memories
• d. If they could bring back individual choice

How do Jonas's parents react to his question about bringing back some aspects of the past?

• a. They agree that it's a good idea.
• b. They are shocked and upset.
• c. They dismiss his question as impractical.
• d. They express interest in discussing it further.

In Chapter 13, what does Jonas realize about his family's feelings?

• a. They truly love him.
• b. They are content with their lives.
• c. They are unaware of the depth of emotions.
• d. They secretly long for change.