The Giver Chapter 17-20

What happens when Jonas stops taking his pills?

• He begins to have horrific nightmares.
• He no longer has the capacity to see beyond.
• His stirrings return.

Why is Jonas unable to play with his friends and they end up leaving?

• He is still in pain from a session of receiving memories.
• He recalls the memory of love and feelings that frightens his friends.
• He recalls the memory of war and it upsets him.

What happened to Rosemary, the previous Receiver-in-training?

• She asked to be released.
• She fell into the river and died.
• She ran away to Elsewhere

Why did Rosemary fail?

• She asked too many questions of the Giver.
• She couldn't cope with the pain of the memories that caused pain and anguish.
• She couldn't receive the memories completely and accurately.

How did the Giver respond after Rosemary's failure?

• He assisted the Elders on how to proceed in finding a new receiver and what to do for the community.
• He counselled the community through the feelings that escaped back into the community.
• He did nothing. He was too devastated to help the community.

What happens to the community when memories are given back to them after the death of a receiver?

• They have feelings.
• They have flashbacks to their prior lives.
• They have memory loss.

What did Jonas witness through watching a video?

• The release of Rosemary.
• The release of the old.
• The release of the twin.

To be released means to ________________.

• be killed.
• be sent to another community.
• be sent to Elsewhere.

How was Rosemary released?

• Jonas's father injected her.
• She injected herself.
• The Giver injected her.

What did Jonas's father do with the smaller twin after the releasing ceremony?

• Laid him in a coffin to be buried.
• Laid him in a crate to be cremated.
• Wrapped him up, put him in a crate, and put it down a disposal chute.