The Giver Quiz

What are some of the themes explored in The Giver?

• dystopia, conformity, memory, individuality, and freedom

• utopia, rebellion, love, happiness, and equality

• adventure, mystery, romance, friendship, and betrayal

• war, power, greed, corruption, and revenge

How does the character of Jonas change throughout the story?

• Jonas becomes less curious and rebellious throughout the story.

• Jonas remains the same throughout the story.

• Jonas becomes more fearful and obedient throughout the story.

• Jonas becomes more curious and rebellious throughout the story.

What does the apple symbolize in The Giver?

• technology and progress

• loneliness and isolation

• forbidden knowledge and the desire for freedom

• happiness and contentment

Describe the setting of The Giver.

What is the main theme of The Giver?

• The value of conformity and uniformity

• The dangers of conformity and sameness

• The importance of individuality and freedom

• The significance of diversity and choice

How does the character of The Giver contribute to the story?

• The Giver is a parent figure to Jonas, providing him with love and support.

• The Giver is a villain who tries to manipulate Jonas.

• The Giver serves as a mentor and guide for Jonas, helping him understand the truth about their society.

• The Giver is a minor character with no significant contribution to the story.

What does the color red symbolize in The Giver?

• happiness, joy, and excitement

• strong emotions, passion, and the ability to see beyond

• anger, danger, and violence

• calmness, peace, and tranquility

Where does The Giver take place?

• In a post-apocalyptic world

• In a medieval kingdom

• In a parallel universe

• In a futuristic society

What is the significance of the community in The Giver?

• The community represents a utopian society.

• The community represents a dystopian society.

• The community is insignificant in The Giver.

• The community represents a post-apocalyptic society.

How does the setting of The Giver impact the story?

• The setting is a futuristic world where technology is advanced but emotions are still present.

• The setting creates a dystopian society where emotions and memories are suppressed.

• The setting has no impact on the story.

• The setting creates a utopian society where emotions and memories are celebrated.