The Giver Chapter 10-12

Why does the Receiver (the Old Man) keep the doors locked?

• The receiver needs privacy for concentration.
• The receiver is afraid he will he attacked.
• The receiver owns valuable things and he does not want anything stolen.
• The receiver must be locked in otherwise he would try to escape the community.

What is the most alarming or surprising difference between The Receiver's dwelling and Jonas'?

• The bed.
• The luxurious fabrics.
• The curved table legs.
• The books.

Which of the following is a way that the Giver's community announcement speaker is different than most.

• The speaker is larger than most.
• The speaker has an "off" switch.
• The speaker is a different color than most.
• The speaker only amplifies memories.

What will Jonas be receiving during his training?

• lessons
• memories
• a class to teach

What is the first memory The Giver gives Jonas?

• The memory of rain.
• The memory of snow.
• The memory of wind.
• The memory of fire.

What object does The Giver give Jonas the experience of, while he is sitting at the top of a snow-touched hill?

• A sled.
• A pair of skies.
• A bobsled.
• A snowboard.

What object does Jonas eat in order to feel the memory of a cold sensation?

• A snowflake.
• A rain drop.
• An icicle.
• Hail.

What is the reason why Jonas's community does not have snow?

• Snow ruins the sidewalks.
• Snow makes it hard to grow food.
  
• Snow creates more jobs.
• Snow piles up on the streets.

What is the second memory The Giver gives Jonas? The Giver wants Jonas to guess the name of it.

• Sunshine.
• Swimming.
• Rain.
• Moonlight.

What memory does the Giver give Jonas to demonstrate pain? This memory makes him wake with stinging skin.

• Sunburn.
• Skinned knee.
• Rash.
• Chapped skin.