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English-The Giver Chapter 11-15

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins

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Class
Date
1.

What was wrong with the Giver?

a)

He was sick

b)

He was suffering from the pain of too many horrible memories

c)

He gave up to be the Receiver/Giver

2.

How did Jonas calm down Gabriel?

a)

He gave him a memory of Sailing

b)

Jonas feed him

c)

Jonas put him to sleep

3.

What did they do when a birth mother had twins?

a)

The smaller one was released

b)

The other baby will be adopted

c)

The baby will be given away

4.

What was Gabriel's main problem?

a)

He was hungry

b)

He was fretful at night

c)

He was cold

5.

Why does the receiver have to hold all the painful and terrible memories?

a)

for wisdom

b)

for knowledge

c)

for the community

6.

Jonas told the receiver to start giving him some painful memories. Why?

a)

to lighten the receiver's load because he was in so much pain

b)

to share the memories of the receiver

7.

Why was it important that the receiver keep all the memories?

a)

To keep all the memories to himself

b)

So that the citizens wouldn't have to bear the pain

8.

What happened 10 years ago to the previous Receiver?

a)

when the receiver failed, the memories were released to the community

b)

the receiver failed and was released

c)

the receiver escaped and went to Elsewhere

9.

What red things has Jonas seen so far?

a)

apple, Fiona's hair, book, sled

b)

pen, purse, strawberry

c)

shoes. clothes, house

10.

What dreams did Jonas continue having?

a)

riding down the hill on a sled

b)

sledding in the snow

c)

running away

11.

The second memory was warm and comforting. What was it?

a)

sunshine

b)

sunburn

c)

rainbow

12.

What was the last memory given to Jonas in this chapter?

a)

sunshine

b)

Sunburn

c)

Rainbow

13.

To help Jonas understand the concept of color, The Giver wants to give him the memory of a...

a)

color wheel

b)

rainbow

c)

crayons and paints

14.

well or pit for receiving sewage

a)

cesspool

b)

gaff

c)

stanch

15.

looking with smug or arrogant satisfaction

a)

craggy

b)

gloating

c)

remorseful

16.

made impure and unsuitable

a)

contaminated

b)

drawled

c)

dinghy

17.

walked all over aimlessly

a)

traipsed

b)

scuttling

c)

emphatically

18.

sinking deliberately by openings

a)

dinghy

b)

scuttling

c)

pilchards

19.

a small southern Europeans marine fish related to herring

a)

pilchards

b)

remorseful

c)

scuttling

20.

to stop the flow

a)

dinghy

b)

stanch

c)

gaff