Exploring Chapter 21 of The Giver

What significant decision does Jonas make in Chapter 21?

• Jonas decides to escape the community to save Gabriel.

• Jonas decides to confront the Elders about Gabriel.

• Jonas chooses to stay in the community and accept his role.

• Jonas plans to report the escape to the authorities.

How does Jonas feel about leaving the community in Chapter 21?

• Jonas feels excited and ready to embrace the unknown.

• Jonas feels a mix of fear and determination about leaving the community.

• Jonas is indifferent and does not care about leaving.

• Jonas is relieved and happy to escape the community.

What does Jonas learn about the concept of 'release' in this chapter?

• Jonas learns that 'release' means euthanasia, not a positive departure.

• Jonas learns that 'release' is a way to transfer to another community.

• Jonas learns that 'release' is a form of vacation.

• Jonas learns that 'release' is a celebration of life.

Who accompanies Jonas as he escapes the community?

• The Giver

• Gabriel

• Fiona

• Asher

What challenges does Jonas face during his escape in Chapter 21?

• Jonas faces harsh weather, the threat of capture, physical exhaustion, emotional burden, and uncertainty during his escape.

• Jonas enjoys pleasant weather during his journey

• Jonas finds a hidden path to safety

• Jonas receives help from the community

How does the weather change as Jonas flees the community?

• The weather becomes colder and harsher as Jonas flees the community.

• The weather stays the same throughout Jonas's journey.

• The weather remains warm and pleasant as Jonas flees the community.

• The weather becomes rainy and humid as Jonas flees the community.

What memories does Jonas recall that help him during his journey?

• Memories of war, conflict, and loss.

• Memories of darkness, fear, and pain.

• Memories of silence, isolation, and cold.

• Memories of color, love, and warmth.

What is the significance of the sled in Chapter 21?

• The sled represents a physical barrier in the story.

• The sled serves as a means of transportation for the villagers.

• The sled symbolizes the protagonist's journey and transformation.

• The sled is a tool for hunting in the wilderness.

How does the chapter illustrate the theme of freedom versus control?

• The theme is only about personal relationships.

• The theme of freedom versus control is illustrated through the conflict between characters seeking autonomy and those enforcing restrictions.

• Freedom is depicted as a negative force throughout the chapter.

• Control is shown to be universally accepted by all characters.

What emotions does Jonas experience as he begins his journey into the unknown?

• confusion, frustration, and apathy

• Jonas experiences fear, excitement, and curiosity.

• boredom, indifference, and regret

• happiness, sadness, and anger