Exploring Chapter 20 of The Giver

In Chapter 20 of 'The Giver' by Lois Lowry, Jonas grapples with intense emotions after discovering the truth about his community's practices. The Giver explains the community's ignorance and the necessity of their roles. Together, they plan Jonas's escape to bring change, but The Giver decides to stay behind to help the community cope with the memories. Jonas learns about The Giver's daughter, Rosemary, and prepares for his journey to 'Elsewhere,' determined to make a difference.

Why does Jonas refuse to go home?

• He is angry with his parents.

• He is upset about the concept of 'release'.

• He wants to stay with The Giver.

• He is afraid of the dark.

What does The Giver say about the people in the community?

• They are aware of everything.

• They know nothing.

• They are always happy.

• They are rebellious.

What is Fiona being trained in?

• The art of 'release'.

• Teaching.

• Medical care.

• Cooking.

What does The Giver say is the worst part of holding the memories?

• The pain.

• The confusion.

• The loneliness.

• The anger.

What does Jonas need to help him find 'Elsewhere'?

• A map.

• A vehicle.

• Courage and strength.

• A guide.

What is the most dangerous part of Jonas's escape plan?

• Leaving his dwelling at night.

• Crossing the river.

• Avoiding wild animals.

• Finding food.

What will The Giver do when Jonas is gone?

• Go into hiding.

• Help the community bear the memories.

• Leave the community.

• Destroy the memories.

What will the community do when they realize Jonas is missing?

• Search for him quietly.

• Ignore it.

• Celebrate.

• Panic and seek The Giver's advice.

Who does The Giver want to be with after his work is finished?

• Jonas.

• His daughter.

• His parents.

• His spouse.

What was the name of The Giver's daughter?

• Lily.

• Katherine.

• Fiona.

• Rosemary.