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Why is the Chief Elder unable to prepare Jonas for the pain he will experience?

• It is against the rules.
• The Receiver of Memory asked her not to.
• She has not experienced it.
• She doesn't want to scare him.

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What happens when the author opens the door?

• the raven flies in
• Lenore appears
• his mother comes in
• he sees only darkness

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The tone of the story changes from the beginning to the end by

• starting off frightening and ending optimistic
• starting off pessimistic and ending up triumphant
• starting off optimistic and exciting and ending up tragic
• starting off tense and ending up pessimistic

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After Mrs. Jones tells Roger that he could simply have asked for the shoes, "the boy looked at her. There was a long pause. A very long pause." What does this pause show about Roger?

• He is surprised, touched, and confused by her offer.
• He is growing ever more suspicious of her.
• He is so unused to washing his face that he forgets to dry it.
• He is waiting for the right moment to run out of the house.

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Why doesn't Ponyboy know what is going on during the fight in the park?

• he runs home
• he has been stabbed and passes out
• he is unconscious from nearly drowning in the fountain
• Johnny covers his eyes and ears

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When he reads the newspaper stories about the fire, where does Ponyboy learn that he has to go?

• juvenile court
• the hospital
• Texas
• back to school

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What happened to Rosemary?

• She ran away without a trace.
• She requested to be released.
• She fell into the river and drowned.
• She was kidnapped by people from another community.

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How does Jonas deal with the painful memories?

• by remembering the previous failed Receiver
• by thinking about his family and the love he has for them
• by pretending he does not feel them
• by having The Giver there to help him

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What does Salva say helped him to overcome the difficulties in his life?

• hope and faith

• persistence and strength

• love and family

• hope and perseverance

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What is likely the reason that Cherry turns white and looks sick when Ponyboy tells her about Johnny?

• She can't stand fighting or stories about it.

• She realizes that her boyfriend is the one that jumped Johnny.

• She feels extreme pity for Ponyboy and Johnny.

• She feels guilty about her privileges.

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