Exploring Chapters 14 to 16 of The Giver

Jonas experiences a painful memory of a sled ride, leading to a deeper understanding of pain and wisdom. The Giver explains the importance of memories in advising the community. Jonas cares for Gabriel, who is growing but struggles with sleep. Jonas questions the community's rules and receives a memory of love, prompting him to stop taking his pill, seeking change.

What did Jonas perceive about the snow beneath the sled during his painful memory?

• It was covered with leaves.

• It was melting.

• It was hard and coated with bluish ice.

• It was thick and soft.

Why did the Giver refuse to give Jonas relief from the pain?

• Because there was no medication available.

• Because the Giver was angry with Jonas.

• Because Jonas had broken a rule.

• Because Jonas needed to learn to endure pain.

What wisdom did the Giver gain from the memory of hunger?

• The benefits of fasting.

• The need for better farming techniques.

• The consequences of overpopulation.

• The importance of sharing food.

What was Jonas's reaction to the idea of increasing the population?

• He was indifferent.

• He thought it made sense.

• He was excited.

• He thought it was a bad idea.

Why was Gabriel's status as a new child uncertain?

• He was not sleeping well at night.

• He was not growing properly.

• He was not interacting with others.

• He was not eating enough.

What did Jonas suggest to help Gabriel sleep better?

• Giving him more food.

• Putting his crib in Jonas's room.

• Taking him to the doctor.

• Playing music for him.

What memory did Jonas accidentally share with Gabriel?

• A memory of a campfire.

• A memory of a sail on a lake.

• A memory of a birthday party.

• A memory of a horse ride.

What concept did Jonas begin to understand after sharing memories with Gabriel?

• The need for discipline.

• The concept of love.

• The importance of rules.

• The value of hard work.

What did Jonas experience in the memory of war?

• A celebration.

• A training exercise.

• A peaceful negotiation.

• A battlefield with wounded men and animals.

How did Jonas feel after experiencing the memory of war?

• He felt relieved.

• He felt indifferent.

• He felt overwhelmed by pain.

• He felt happy.