Exploring The Giver

Who is the main protagonist in "The Giver" by Lois Lowry?

• Asher

• Jonas

• Lily

• The Giver

What is the name of Jonas’s best friend?

• Fiona

• Gabriel

• Asher

• Rosemary

Which ceremony marks the beginning of adulthood in Jonas’s community?

• Ceremony of Nine

• Ceremony of Twelve

• Ceremony of Release

• Ceremony of Naming

What is the main job Jonas is assigned at the Ceremony of Twelve?

• Nurturer

• Receiver of Memory

• Instructor

• Caretaker of the Old

Which character is the previous Receiver of Memory before Jonas?

• Fiona

• The Giver

• Rosemary

• Lily

Summarize what happens to Gabriel in chapters 1-19.

• He is released from the community.

• He is assigned a family and grows up normally.

• He is cared for by Jonas’s family and faces possible release.

• He becomes the new Receiver.

Which of the following best describes the community’s attitude toward emotions?

• Emotions are encouraged and celebrated.

• Emotions are controlled and suppressed.

• Emotions are ignored.

• Emotions are only allowed for adults.

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

• It represents danger.

• It symbolizes the beginning of Jonas’s ability to see beyond.

• It is the community’s favorite color.

• It is the color of the Receiver’s robe.

How does Jonas’s perspective on his community change after he begins receiving memories?

• He becomes more obedient.

• He starts to question the rules and feels isolated.

• He wants to become the Chief Elder.

• He ignores the memories.

Why is the concept of "release" important in the story?

• It is a form of celebration.

• It is a punishment for breaking rules.

• It is a euphemism for euthanasia, showing the community’s control over life and death.

• It is a reward for good behavior.