The Giver Chapters 6 to 12 Quiz

What event occurs in Chapter 6 that changes Jonas's perception of the community?

• Community Celebration

• Annual Gathering

• Family Reunion

• Ceremony of Twelve

How does Jonas's relationship with The Giver progress in these chapters?

• Their relationship deepens and becomes more meaningful.

• Their relationship becomes more distant

• Their relationship stays the same

• Their relationship becomes less important

Describe the progression of Jonas's training and his new role in the community.

• Jonas's training progresses as he learns to play musical instruments

• Jonas's training progresses as he becomes a doctor in the community

• Jonas's training progresses as he becomes a leader in the community

• Jonas's training progresses as he learns about the memories of the past from the Giver. He gains new knowledge and experiences emotions, leading to his new role as the Receiver of Memory in the community.

What new memories does Jonas receive in these chapters and how do they affect him?

• Memories of swimming, sunbathing, and a twisted ankle

• Memories of sledding, sunburn, and a broken leg

• Memories of skiing, sunburn, and a broken arm

• Memories of biking, sunburn, and a sprained wrist

Explain the significance of the memories Jonas receives in relation to the plot.

• The memories help Jonas gain knowledge and emotions that have been suppressed in the community, and understand the true nature of the society he lives in.

• The memories cause Jonas to become emotionless

• The memories have no significance to the plot

• The memories make Jonas forget about his true purpose in the community

How does the relationship between Jonas and his family change in these chapters?

• Unchanged

• More distant

• More harmonious

• More strained

Discuss the conflict that arises between Jonas and the community's rules.

• Jonas is happy with the lack of individuality in the society.

• The community's rules are not a source of conflict for Jonas.

• Jonas questions the lack of individuality and freedom in the society.

• Jonas fully agrees with the community's rules.

What role does The Giver play in guiding Jonas through the plot progression?

• Companion and friend

• Mentor and guide

• Observer and bystander

• Antagonist and adversary

Describe the turning point in the plot that occurs in Chapter 10.

• Jonas becomes a professional athlete

• The community decides to ban all books

• Jonas learns about the true nature of the community and the role of the Receiver of Memory.

• The main character moves to a different city

How does the plot progress towards the climax in these chapters?

• By resolving all conflicts and creating a peaceful resolution

• By building tension, introducing conflicts, and escalating the stakes for the characters.

• By keeping the tension low and the stakes unimportant

• By introducing new characters and unrelated subplots