The Giver Vocabulary Quiz 1-5

What is the meaning of the word 'apprehensive' as used in chapter 1?

• confident or bold

• excited or joyful

• anxious or fearful

• relaxed or calm

Define the term 'chastise' as it is used in chapter 2.

• to ignore and overlook

• to reward and honor

• to scold or reprimand severely

• to praise and commend

In chapter 3, what does the word 'transgression' mean?

• revelation

• violation

• celebration

• invention

Explain the meaning of 'adherence' as mentioned in chapter 4.

• Ignoring or disregarding a particular set of rules or beliefs

• Forgetting or neglecting a particular set of rules or beliefs

• Following or sticking to a particular set of rules or beliefs

• Changing or modifying a particular set of rules or beliefs

What is the definition of 'indolence' as used in chapter 5?

• Energetic and active

• Careless and negligent

• Laziness or avoidance of activity

• Hardworking and diligent

What does the word 'palpable' mean in the context of chapter 1?

• unpleasant or repulsive

• invisible or intangible

• difficult or challenging

• able to be touched or felt

Define 'petulantly' as it is used in chapter 2.

• In a cheerful and happy manner

• In a calm and composed manner

• In a friendly and sociable manner

• In a petulant or sulky manner

In chapter 3, what is the meaning of the word 'reprieve'?

• to ignore a mistake

• to increase a punishment

• to cancel or postpone a punishment

• to reward someone for good behavior

Explain the term 'interdependence' as mentioned in chapter 4.

• The complete independence and isolation of individuals or groups.

• The mutual reliance and interconnectedness between individuals or groups.

• The ability of individuals or groups to function completely on their own without any external support.

• The lack of reliance and interconnectedness between individuals or groups.

What is the definition of 'meticulously' as used in chapter 5?

• Sloppily and inaccurately

• Roughly and haphazardly

• Quickly and carelessly

• Carefully and precisely