WorksheetsThe Giver | Chapters 9-13
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 10mins
Chapter 9: What indicates the highest level of disgrace in Jonas's community?
Not ever being assigned a Spouse
Your name never being spoken again
Becoming a Birthmother
Sitting in the corner during family meal
Chapter 9: Jonas's folder is with filled with packets of information that he will need to memorize to become the new Receiver of Memory.
True
False
Chapter 9: What unsettling thought does Jonas have at the end of Chapter 9?
He wonders if everyone is secretly a Receiver.
He wonders if who his birth mother is.
He wonders if everyone is lying.
He wonders if he will also fail as the new Receiver.
Chapter 10: Why is The Receiver's door locked?
To ensure privacy while he's concentrating.
To protect him because he's old and powerful.
To make sure no one breaks in and steals his luxurious things.
Because he does "inappropriate" things like being rude.
Chapter 10: What is the most conspicuous difference between The Receiver's dwelling and Jonas'?
The locked door.
The king-sized bed.
The massive amount of books.
The luxurious fabrics.
Chapter 10: Why does Jonas not understand the Receiver's comparison about riding a sled downhill?
Because Jonas doesn't understand the language the Receiver is speaking.
Because Jonas has not yet unlocked the wisdom achievement.
Because Jonas actually doesn't have the ability to see beyond.
Because Jonas doesn't know what a sled is.
Chapter 10: Why was Jonas so shocked at the end of chapter 10?
He couldn't believe how old the Receiver was.
The Receiver told him to keep their meetings a secret.
The Receiver told him to remove his tunic.
The Receiver turned off the speaker.
Chapter 11: What memory does the Giver transmit to Jonas?
One of sledding on a snowy hill
One of snowing on a hilly sled.
One of hilling on a sleddy snow.
Chapter 11: The Giver tells Jonas that when the Community changed to (a) , they got rid of snow and hills.
Chapter 11: What memory does the Giver transmit to give Jonas an example of pain?
A memory of a mosquito bite
A memory of frostbite
A memory of sunburn
A memory of a bee sting
Chapter 12: When Jonas' mom asks him if he dreamt the night before, Jonas says no, and that he didn't have any dreams to report.
True
False
Chapter 12: How does Fiona's hair change when Jonas looks at it?
It flashes brown.
It flashes white.
It flashes red.
Fiona puts it in a ponytail.
Chapter 12: What memory does the Giver transmit to Jonas to show him more colors?
Chapter 13: Why is Jonas so angry at the beginning of Chapter 13?
He is upset that he lied to his mother about his dream.
He is upset that the Giver gave him boring memories.
He is upset that the world is devoid of color.
He is upset at the way his friends acted toward him.
Chapter 13: What does Jonas try to get Asher to see?
The red color in Fiona's hair.
The red color of the flowers.
The red color of his bicycle.
The red color of the apple.
Chapter 13: Which animal was slaughtered in a startling and disturbing memory that The Giver conveyed to Jonas?
Rhinoceros
Lion
Elephant
Giraffe
Chapter 13: Which statement was true about The Giver? (Select all that apply).
Chapter 13: What happened ten years ago when the prospective Receiver failed?
The memories she had received were released back to the Community.
The Giver was reprimanded and punished for not training her properly.
The memories she had received were lost forever.
The memories she had received were returned to the Giver.
