Chapter 17 of The Giver (Lois Lowry)

What does the term "release" mean in the context of the community in "The Giver"?

• A ceremony to celebrate a person's achievements

• A process of sending someone to another community

• A euphemism for euthanasia

• A ritual to mark the end of childhood

Who is the Giver in the story?

• The leader of the community

• The person who holds all the community's memories

• A teacher who educates children

• A healer who cures illnesses

How does Jonas feel when he learns the true meaning of "release"?

• Happy

• Indifferent

• Shocked and horrified

• Relieved

What role does the Giver play in the community?

• He enforces the rules

• He advises the Elders based on past memories

• He organises community events

• He teaches children about history

What is the significance of emotions and feelings in the community?

• They are encouraged and celebrated

• They are suppressed and controlled

• They are ignored completely

• They are only important for the Elders

What choice does Jonas make after learning about the concept of release?

• He decides to accept it as part of life

• He plans to escape the community

• He confronts the Elders

• He tells his friends about it

How does the Giver help Jonas understand emotions?

• By giving him books to read

• By sharing his own memories with Jonas

• By organising group discussions

• By showing him movies

What is the consequence of Jonas's decision to leave the community?

• He is celebrated as a hero

• He faces severe punishment

• He experiences true freedom and emotions

• He is forgotten by everyone

Why are choices limited in the community?

• To maintain order and predictability

• To encourage creativity

• To promote individualism

• To ensure everyone is happy

What does Jonas realise about his family after learning about emotions?

• They truly love him

• They are incapable of real emotions

• They are planning to leave the community

• They are hiding secrets from him