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The Giver Chapters 1-12

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What ritual do families perform each night?

a)

telling of dreams

b)

washing dishes

c)

telling their feelings

d)

praying

2.

What is the Ceremony of Twelve?

a)

where people find our their names

b)

where people are assigned jobs

c)

where people find out who they are going to marry

d)

where people receive their first bicycle

3.

What was Jonas' first experience "seeing beyond"?

a)

when he saw Fiona's hair

b)

when he saw the faces of the people at the ceremony

c)

when he was playing catch with the apple

d)

when he looked down at the sled

4.

What happened at the Ceremony of Twelve that frightened Jonas?

a)

the Elder said his name incorrectly

b)

the Elder skipped him

c)

Jonas' father passed out

d)

Jonas' father wasn't able to sit with him

5.

What does a child's number indicate?

a)

the order in which they were born

b)

the alphabetical order of their classmates

c)

tallest to shortest

d)

best to worst

6.

What assignment did Jonas receive?

a)

Nurturer

b)

Recreation Director

c)

Engineer

d)

Receiver of Memory

7.

Which instruction did Jonas receive that was unsettling to him?

a)

Prohibited from dreamtelling

b)

not allowed to eat meat

c)

go to the annex every day after school

d)

you may lie

8.

What was unusual about The Receiver's dwelling? Check all that apply.

a)

the furniture was comfortable and decorative

b)

the door was locked to his dwelling

c)

The Receiver had a TV

d)

The Receiver's room was full of books

9.

What was the first memory that the Giver transmitted to Jonas?

a)

sunshine

b)

sledding in the snow

c)

rainbow

d)

sunburn

10.

What color was Jonas able to see first?

a)

green

b)

orange

c)

red

d)

blue

11.

What are one of the things that the community did NOT give up?

a)

choices

b)

color

c)

vehicles

d)

sunshine

12.

After each assignment at the Ceremony, the Elder said, "Thank you for your (a)   ."