The Giver

What does Jonas learn about the concept of 'release' during his training?

• It is a celebration of life.

• It is a journey to another community.

• It is a way of referring to euthanasia.

• It is a retirement ceremony.

How does Jonas's perception of his family change after starting his training with The Giver?

• He feels closer to them.

• He begins to see them as strangers.

• He starts to understand them better.

• He becomes more critical of them.

What unusual event happens to Jonas at the Ceremony of Twelve?

• He is overlooked and not assigned a role.

• He receives multiple assignments.

• He is assigned to a different community.

• He receives a special title from the Chief Elder.

Why do you suppose the author chose the father as the character to release a baby?

• 
  for a larger emotional impact

  (para un mayor impacto emocional)

• to create a quick ending to the novel

  (para crear un final rápido para la novela)

• because Jonas and his father have a bad relationship

  (porque Jonas y su padre tienen una mala relación)

• because Jonas knew what his father was doing all along

  (porque Jonas sabía lo que su padre estaba haciendo todo el tiempo)

What is the primary role of The Giver in the community?

• To enforce rules and regulations

• To transmit memories of the past

• To lead the community meetings

• To manage the daily operations

How does Jonas feel when he first receives memories from The Giver?

• Confused and disoriented

• Excited and eager

• Indifferent and bored

• Angry and resentful

What is the significance of the color red in 'The Giver'?

• It represents danger and warning

• It symbolizes love and passion

• It is the first color Jonas sees

• It is the color of the community's flag

Which of the following is a rule that Jonas must follow as the Receiver of Memory?

• He must not share his dreams

• He must not take medication for pain related to his training

• He must not participate in family rituals

• He must not leave the community

What does the term 'Sameness' refer to in the context of the book?

• The community's lack of diversity

• The identical clothing worn by all members

• The shared meals eaten by everyone

• The synchronized daily schedule

Why is the memory of snow important to Jonas?

• It is his first memory of a different climate

• It helps him understand the concept of cold

• It is a symbol of freedom and choice

• It is a memory of his childhood