Exploring Chapters 17-18 of The Giver

What significant event occurs during the Ceremony of Twelve in chapters 17-18?

• The announcement of the new community rules.

• The assignment of professions to the children.

• The celebration of the children's birthdays.

• The selection of the next leader of the community.

How does Jonas's perception of his community change in these chapters?

• Jonas begins to see his community as a vibrant and emotionally rich environment.

• Jonas perceives his community as a place filled with excitement and adventure.

• Jonas's view remains unchanged as he continues to accept the community's rules.

• Jonas's perception shifts from viewing his community as a safe and orderly place to recognizing it as a restrictive and emotionally barren society.

What is the role of the Receiver of Memory as described in chapters 17-18?

• The Receiver of Memory creates new memories for the community.

• The Receiver of Memory is responsible for enforcing rules and regulations.

• The Receiver of Memory serves as a leader in the community's decision-making process.

• The Receiver of Memory holds and protects the community's memories and emotions, providing wisdom and guidance.

Which memories does Jonas begin to experience in these chapters?

• Jonas begins to experience memories of historical events.

• Jonas begins to experience memories of color and emotions.

• Jonas begins to experience memories of technology and machinery.

• Jonas begins to experience memories of time travel.

How does the relationship between Jonas and The Giver evolve in chapters 17-18?

• Jonas and The Giver become adversaries in their beliefs.

• Jonas decides to leave the community without The Giver's support.

• Jonas and The Giver develop a deeper bond of understanding and empathy.

• The Giver reveals his past mistakes, causing Jonas to distrust him.

What emotions does Jonas feel when he receives memories of war and suffering?

• Jonas feels sadness, confusion, and a sense of loss.

• Jonas feels joy and excitement.

• Jonas feels indifference and apathy.

• Jonas feels anger and frustration.

How does the concept of 'Sameness' impact the characters in these chapters?

• Sameness encourages diversity and acceptance among the community.

• Characters thrive under the concept of Sameness, leading to happiness.

• Sameness promotes emotional expression and freedom among characters.

• Sameness leads to emotional suppression and a desire for individuality among characters.

What is the significance of the term 'release' as discussed in chapters 17-18?

• 'Release' indicates a temporary pause in activities.

• The term 'release' refers to a physical object being set free.

• The term 'release' is about maintaining past connections.

• The term 'release' signifies letting go of past burdens and embracing new beginnings.

How does Jonas's understanding of pain and pleasure develop in these chapters?

• Jonas sees pain as a distraction from pleasure.

• Jonas believes pain and pleasure are the same thing.

• Jonas's understanding of pain and pleasure evolves from seeing them as separate entities to recognizing their interconnectedness, where pain enhances the value of pleasure.

• Jonas thinks pleasure is more important than pain.

What choices does Jonas face regarding his future and the community's rules in chapters 17-18?

• Jonas must choose between conforming to community rules or seeking a life of freedom and emotional depth.

• Jonas must decide whether to become a leader in the community.

• Jonas can choose to ignore the community rules entirely.

• Jonas has the option to leave the community permanently.