Semester 2 Test The Giver

What is the name of the main character in "The Giver"?

• Jonas

• Asher

• Lily

• Gabriel

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TEKS.ELA.6.5A

Which of the following best describes the setting of "The Giver"?

• A futuristic, controlled community

• A medieval kingdom

• A modern city

• A small rural village

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What is the main conflict Jonas faces in the novel?

• He wants to become a pilot.

• He struggles with the rules of his community after becoming the Receiver.

• He is lost in the forest.

• He wants to win a sports competition.

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What is the purpose of the Ceremony of Twelve in "The Giver"?

• To assign jobs to the children

• To celebrate birthdays

• To remember the past

• To choose a new leader

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Which detail from the novel best shows that the community values sameness?

• Everyone wears the same clothes.

• People have different colored eyes.

• There are many types of weather.

• People can choose their own jobs.

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What is the key idea behind the community’s rule against seeing color?

• To prevent arguments and jealousy

• To make life more exciting

• To help people see better

• To encourage creativity

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Which event marks the climax of "The Giver"?

• Jonas receives his first memory.

• Jonas decides to leave the community with Gabriel.

• Jonas is assigned his job.

• Jonas meets The Giver.

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What is a flashback Jonas experiences in the novel?

• Remembering a sled ride in the snow

• Planning his escape

• Talking to his father

• Attending the Ceremony of Twelve

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Which of the following best explains the author’s purpose in writing "The Giver"?

• To show the importance of individuality and memory

• To teach about ancient history

• To describe a real-life event

• To entertain with a fairy tale

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What message does the author convey about emotions in the community?

• Emotions are dangerous and must be controlled.

• Emotions are celebrated openly.

• Emotions are not important.

• Emotions are only for adults.

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