The Giver Test 2: Chapters 11-15

Jonas' first memory as the new Receiver is a memory of

• sunshine
• snow
• hills

Climate Control resulted in

• predictable weather
• transportation problems
• cool temperatures

The Giver tests Jonas' Capacity to See Beyond by having him visualize

• a rainbow
• the apple
• the sled

When Jonas asks why colors disappeared, the Giver blames

• the Chief Elder
• Sameness
• generations back and back

Jonas experiences a memory of violence and grief involving

• a bear
• elephants
• a lion

Jonas learns that if he has a spouse and children,

• they will have to live in a separate unit.
• the children will have pale eyes.
• he will have to hide the books from them.

Jonas asks for relief of pain when

• his leg is hurt during a memory.
• he experiences extreme hunger pains.
• he gets burned in a memory.

In chapter 13, Jonas hears The Giver talk about how often the Elders ask for his advice and The Giver's opinion about the school instructors. From the details in these conversations, which best describes The Giver's feelings about the Elders?

• He has great respect for the Elders.
• He agrees with nearly every decision they make.
• He thinks they give everyone the wrong Assignment.
• He is sometimes frustrated with them and disagrees with some of their decisions about how they run the community.

Jonas is now receiving painful memories every day. At the end of each day, The Giver transmits a good memory to try to help, but the text says, "It was not enough to assuage the pain that Jonas was, now, and beginning to know." What does the word assuage mean here?

• to continue
• to complete
• to relieve
• to communicate

How does Jonas know he transmitted the sailboat memory to Gabriel?

• He could now only recall a small part of the memory.
• Gabriel whimpered a lot more when Jonas put his hand on his back.
• Jonas always suspected that Gabriel was able to receive memories.
• The Giver told Jonas that he knows Gabriel lives with them at night.