The Giver Chapter 5

What is The Morning Ritual?

• Every morning, the families eat breakfast together.

• Every morning, the families share their emotions and feelings.

• Every morning, the families share their dreams.

• Every morning, the families share their tasks for the day.

What is a ritual that families must do every morning?

• Matching of spouses

• The Morning Rituals

• The Ceremonies of Twelves

• Sharing their feelings for the day

Who is the subject of Jonas's dream?

• Asher

• Lily

• Larissa

• Fiona

At what stage do community members typically begin to relate their dreams?

• Four

• Nine

• Two

• Three

What does Jonas's mother say she was worried about in her dream?

• Growing old and inept

• Breaking an obscure rule

• Her daughter becoming a birthmother

• Her family being scattered
  

Why does Lily take such a long time to tell her dream?

• Because it is disjointed and hard to remember

• Because she wants to get it exactly right

• Because it was a very lengthy and detailed dream

• 2. To keep the family's attention on her

What emotion does Jonas decide best describes his own dream?

• Wanting

• Guilt

• Tedium

• Apprehensive

Jonas is embarrassed while sharing his dream from the previous night. What feeling does his mother tell him happened during this dream?

• Happiness

• Stirrings

• Itching

• Anger

What are "stirrings"?

• A nightmare that every child has and makes them feeling upset and uneasy.

• Children are growing up and have more responsibilities.

• Children stop having dreams because they are growing up and do not need imagination.

• Puberty has started and children start to have feelings/emotions towards others (like a "crush").

What does Jonas have to do daily to get rid of the "stirrings"?

• Write in his journal

• Take a pill

• Take a nap

• Have a family meeting