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WorksheetsThe Giver: Chapters 13-17
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 24mins
Describe the relationship between the main character and the Giver in these chapters.
parent-child relationship
romantic relationship
employer-employee relationship
mentor-student relationship
What significant event occurs in chapter 15?
The revelation of the truth about the community's past
The celebration of a holiday
The discovery of a hidden treasure
The introduction of a new character
How does the main character's understanding of the community change in these chapters?
The main character becomes more accepting of the community's rules and restrictions
The main character becomes more isolated and disconnected from the community
The main character becomes more obedient and compliant with the community's expectations
The main character starts to question the rules and restrictions imposed by the community, and begins to see the flaws and limitations of their society.
What theme is prevalent in chapters 13-17?
Adventure and excitement
Individuality and freedom
Love and friendship
Conformity and control
What is the Giver's role in the community, and how does it affect the main character?
The Giver is a farmer in the community and helps the main character with their crops
The Giver is a teacher in the community and has no impact on the main character
The Giver holds the memories of the past and advises the leaders, which affects the main character by revealing the truth about the community.
The Giver is a doctor in the community and provides medical care to the main character
How does the main character's perception of the past change in these chapters?
The main character starts to question the society's rules and seek out the truth about their community.
The main character forgets about the past completely
The main character becomes more accepting of the society's rules
The main character becomes more focused on following the community's traditions
What is the significance of the main character's experiences with memories in these chapters?
They have no significance at all
They help the main character understand the truth about the society and the importance of emotions.
They make the main character forget about the truth
They are just random memories with no importance
Describe the main character's internal conflict in chapters 13-17.
Struggling with a fear of public speaking and the pressure to give a speech
Struggling with the concept of conformity and the lack of individuality in the society
Dealing with a fear of heights and the inability to climb mountains
Feeling conflicted about choosing between two love interests
How does the plot develop in these chapters?
By introducing a new character who has no relevance to the main plot
By focusing on the history of the community's founding
By revealing more about the community's rules and the role of the Receiver of Memory.
By completely changing the setting to a different time period
What is the main character's reaction to the truth about the society and the importance of emotions?
The main character becomes more accepting of the community's rules and restrictions
The main character becomes more isolated and disconnected from the community
The main character becomes more obedient and compliant with the community's expectations
The main character starts to question the rules and restrictions imposed by the community, and begins to see the flaws and limitations of their society.
What is the significance of the main character's interaction with the Receiver of Memory in these chapters?
The main character becomes more accepting of the community's rules and restrictions
The main character becomes more isolated and disconnected from the community
The main character becomes more obedient and compliant with the community's expectations
The main character starts to question the rules and restrictions imposed by the community, and begins to see the flaws and limitations of their society.
How does the main character's understanding of the community change in these chapters?
The main character becomes more accepting of the community's rules and restrictions
The main character becomes more isolated and disconnected from the community
The main character becomes more obedient and compliant with the community's expectations
The main character starts to question the rules and restrictions imposed by the community, and begins to see the flaws and limitations of their society.
