The Giver Chapters 14-15

In Chapter 14, what painful memory does The Giver share with Jonas?

• a. A memory of starvation
• b. A memory of war
• c. A memory of a forest fire
• d. A memory of a car accident

How does Jonas feel after experiencing the memory of war?

• a. Angry
• b. Numb
• c. Grateful
• d. Horrified

What does Jonas realize about his friends after experiencing the memory of war?

• a. They don't understand the true meaning of pain.
• b. They would be good soldiers.
• c. They are too innocent to comprehend war.
• d. They are secretly unhappy with their lives.

In Chapter 15, what difficult memory does The Giver share with Jonas to help him understand the concept of true suffering?

• a. A memory of a painful illness
• b. A memory of losing a loved one
• c. A memory of extreme hunger
• d. A memory of physical torture

How does Jonas react to the memory of extreme hunger?

• a. He is filled with empathy.
• b. He becomes more determined to help his community.
• c. He wishes he could share the memory with others.
• d. He questions the value of his role as Receiver of Memory.

What does The Giver tell Jonas about the role of the Receiver of Memory in the community?

• a. The Receiver of Memory is responsible for making important decisions.
• b. The Receiver of Memory is a figurehead with no real power.
• c. The Receiver of Memory is there to protect the community from painful memories.
• d. The Receiver of Memory is responsible for teaching the community about the past.

Why does Jonas start to feel distant from his friends and family in Chapters 14-15?

• a. He is too busy with his training.
• b. They don't understand his new responsibilities.
• c. He believes they are hiding secrets from him.
• d. He has experienced pain and suffering that they cannot comprehend.

What does Jonas learn about love in Chapters 14-15?

• a. Love is an outdated concept.
• b. Love is a powerful emotion that the community has suppressed.
• c. Love is only experienced by the Receiver of Memory.
• d. Love is a dangerous and forbidden emotion.

In Chapter 15, what does Jonas wish he could do to help ease the pain of the memory he has received?

• a. Share the memory with The Giver
• b. Release the memory back into the community
• c. Forget the memory entirely
• d. Discuss the memory with his friends and family

In Chapter 15, what does Jonas decide he wants to do when he grows up?

• a. Become a teacher
• b. Become a member of the Committee of Elders
• c. Leave the community and search for a better life
• d. Change the community by reintroducing memories and emotions