END OF BOOK-The Giver

Who does Jonas discover is scheduled to be released the morning after the twins?

• Lily

• Larissa

• Gabriel

• Asher

What two items does Jonas take with him when he leaves the community?

• Lily's comfort object and her bicycle

• Gabriel's comfort object and food

• His mother's food and Lily's bicycle

• Stolen food and his father's bike

When do Jonas and Gabriel openly travel?

• During the entire day

• Only in the afternoon

• At night

• During the morning

What did Jonas do about the search planes' heat detectors?

• He hid.

• He thought about snow and transferred the memory to Gabe.

• He gave Gabe cold water and drank some too.

• He ran away from them so they wouldn't detect him.

The people in the community searched for Jonas by _____.

• car

• helicopter

• plane

• bicycle

Because Gabe cried at the Nurturing Center during the night when Jonas stayed with the Giver, everyone, including Father voted and he will be _____.

• released

• adopted

• officially named at the Ceremony

• given another year in Jonas' room

What was Jonas' decision at the end of Chapter 22?

• Jonas decided to stay in the community and become a Receiver of Memory

• Jonas decided to go to a different community

• Jonas decided to leave the community alone

• Jonas decided to leave the community and go Elsewhere with Gabriel.

How does Jonas' departure impact the community?

• It disrupts the balance and order of the society, creates confusion and uncertainty, and challenges the established norms and beliefs.

• It strengthens the balance and order of the society

• It has no impact on the community

• It brings harmony and unity to the community

Why did Jonas decide to leave the community?

• He was unhappy with his job assignment

• He discovered the truth about the release of the elderly and the newchildren.

• He was forced to leave by the community leaders

• He wanted to explore the world outside the community

What is the significance of memories in the story?

• Memories are only important to one character in the story.

• Memories are only mentioned briefly in the story.

• Memories have no significance in the story.

• Memories shape characters' identities and influence their actions.

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CCSS.RI. 9-10.9

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