The Giver Chapters 1-20

What is the name of the main character in The Giver?

• Jonas

• David

• Sarah

• Michael

In which community does the story take place?

• Midwest

• East Coast

• West Coast

• Southern region

What is the role of the Receiver of Memory in the community?

• The role of the Receiver of Memory is to enforce the community's rules and regulations.

• The role of the Receiver of Memory is to hold the community's memories and knowledge of the past.

• The role of the Receiver of Memory is to oversee the community's agricultural production.

• The role of the Receiver of Memory is to lead the community in religious ceremonies.

Describe the rules and regulations in the community.

• Rules and regulations in a community are only for certain people, not for everyone

• There are no rules and regulations in a community, everyone can do whatever they want

• Rules and regulations in a community are just suggestions, not mandatory

• Rules and regulations in a community are established to maintain order, safety, and harmony among the residents. They may include guidelines for property maintenance, noise levels, parking, and other aspects of community living.

What is the significance of the apple in the story?

• The apple signifies the importance of healthy eating

• The apple symbolizes knowledge and wisdom

• The apple represents the protagonist's love for gardening

• The apple represents temptation and the loss of innocence.

How does Jonas feel about the rules in the community?

• Rebellious

• Enthusiastic

• Conflicted

• Indifferent

What is the Ceremony of Twelve and what happens during it?

• During the Ceremony of Twelve, each child is given a pet to take care of

• The Ceremony of Twelve is a celebration of the children turning twelve years old

• The Ceremony of Twelve is a test that the children must pass to prove their worthiness

• During the Ceremony of Twelve, each child is given their future job assignment by the Chief Elder.

What memories does the Giver transmit to Jonas?

• The Giver transmits memories of other people

• The Giver transmits memories of the past, including both joyful and painful experiences.

• The Giver transmits memories of fictional events

• The Giver transmits memories of the future

How does Jonas's perception of the community change throughout the story?

• From supportive to apathetic

• From trusting and accepting to questioning and rejecting

• From optimistic to pessimistic

• From indifferent to enthusiastic

What is the importance of the sled in the story?

• The sled is important because it symbolizes the protagonist's love for winter sports.

• The sled is important because it is a mode of transportation for the protagonist.

• The sled is important because it represents the protagonist's fear of the future.

• The sled is important as it serves as a symbol of the protagonist's childhood and innocence.