The Giver 🍎🚲🧿🛷

Who skipped Jonas' number at the ceremony of Twelve and said, "Thank you for your childhood" ?

• The Giver
• Jonas' Father
• The Chief Elder
• Jonas wasn't skipped, Asher was

What method does the Giver use to train Jonas?

• He places his hands on Jonas's bare back and gives him memories.
• He touches Jonas on the forehead.
• He shows him movies all the time.
• He makes him read every book in the library.

What was the ritual at the end of each evening meal?

• Each family member would tell what they liked about the others.
• Each family member would tell about their goals in life.
• Each family member would share their feelings of the day.
• Each family member would share their dreams from the night before.

What had happened to the memories of the Receiver who had failed?

• She took them with her
• They were released back into the community
• They went back to the giver
• They went to Jonas

Which is NOT a reason that someone may be released?

• reward
• punishment
• infant not thriving
• elderly

What is the first memory Jonas receives?

• A sunburn
• A ride on a sled resulting in a broken leg
• A ride on a sled through falling snow
• A family at Christmas

Why is Lily skeptical of Jonas's story about the elephants?

• She is afraid of elephants, so she thinks Jonas is just trying to scare her.
• Lily is an expert on elephants and knows that they would never behave in the way Jonas describes them.
• Jonas is a liar
• Lily has been raised to think that elephants are imaginary creatures.

How does Jonas help the new child Gabriel go to sleep?

• He tells him bedtime stories.
• He transmits memories of lullabies and soft beds.
• He transmits memories of peaceful sails on a lake.
• He gives him sleep syrup

Why do Jonas's parents refuse to tell him that they love him?

• They think love is an unimportant word with no meaning.
• They think that Jonas will be smothered by their love.
• They secretly hate him.
• They were not paying attention when Jonas asked if they loved him.

Why does Jonas interrupt his friends' game of good guys and bad guys?

• It reminds him of war, and the memories he has experienced.
• He thinks he is better than they are.
• They are not following the rules.
• They did not let him play.