The Giver Ch, 1 - 11

The __________ of The Giver is the community, late November/early December.

• plot

• setting

• theme

• conflict

"Loss" is different from "Release" in The Giver because...

• Release is always a bad thing

• Release is unexpected

• Loss is unexpected

• Loss is always a good thing

__________ has made Jonas feel consistently uncomfortable and uneasy throughout the first half of the novel every time it happens.

• Having Gabriel in their dwelling.

• Pointing out differences

• Taking his morning pill

• Fiona's assignment at the ceremony of twelve

Spouses, or significant others, in the Community are chosen for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:

• Balance

• Interests

• Energy Level

• Love

There is one time in the community where differences are honored. This is:

• Release of a Newchild

• Ceremony of Twelve

• Ceremony of Loss

• Ceremony of One

The previous Receiver-in-Training's current status is:

• Living in a different community

• Reassigned to a new assignment

• Unknown, they do not speak of her

• Mourned through the Ceremony of Loss

As listed by the Chief Elder, Jonas must have all of the character traits listed to be the Receiver of Memory EXCEPT:

• Integrity

• Courage

• Kindness

• Intelligence

Why does Jonas's Community not have things such as snow, hills, sunshine, etc.?

• They do, they just call these things different words

• They went to Sameness and got rid of it.

• The Receiver got rid of them

• The Chief Elder got rid of them

Which rule of the 8 rules Jonas gets as the Receiver of Memory bothers him the most?

• You may lie

• You are not permitted to apply for release

• From this moment on you are prohibited from dream telling

• Do not discuss your training with any other members of the community, including parents and elders

Throughout chapters 1-9, Jonas thinks back about many moments from his life before turning twelve, in the current time. This literary term is __________.

• Setting

• Imagery

• Foreshadowing

• Flashback