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The Giver Chapters 8 & 9 Review

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the name of the assignment Jonas receives?

a)

Nurturer

b)

Receiver of Memory

c)

Instructor of Threes

d)

Laborer

2.

Who gives Jonas his assignment during the Ceremony of Twelve?

a)

The Chief Elder

b)

His Mother

c)

The Giver

d)

Fiona

3.

Which is NOT one of the qualities that the Chief Elder says Jonas must possess to be the Receiver?

a)

Strength

b)

Intelligence

c)

Kindness

d)

Wisdom

4.

According to Jonas’ rules, which of the following is he now allowed to do?

a)

Lie

b)

Leave the community

c)

Ride a bicycle

d)

Eat in public

5.

What is Jonas’ initial reaction to his new set of rules?

a)

He is excited

b)

He is confused and uneasy

c)

He is angry

d)

He is indifferent

6.

How does the community react when Jonas is skipped during the Ceremony of Twelve?

a)

They cheer

b)

They are silent and uncomfortable

c)

They laugh

d)

They leave the ceremony

7.

Why does Jonas feel isolated after receiving his assignment?

a)

He is the only one with special rules

b)

He moves to a new house

c)

He loses his friends

d)

He is punished

8.

What does the phrase “the Capacity to See Beyond” suggest about Jonas?

a)

He can see in the dark

b)

He has a unique ability to perceive things others cannot

c)

He is taller than others

d)

He is older than his peers

9.

Compare Jonas’s feelings before and after the Ceremony of Twelve. How do they change?

a)

He feels more confident after the ceremony

b)

He feels more anxious and uncertain after the ceremony

c)

He feels exactly the same

d)

He feels angry after the ceremony

10.

Why might the community have strict rules about sharing dreams and feelings, based on what you know from chapters 8 and 9?

a)

To encourage creativity

b)

To maintain control and sameness

c)

To help people make friends

d)

To prepare for the Ceremony of Twelve

11.

What evidence from the text suggests that Jonas’ assignment is considered very important?

a)

The Chief Elder apologizes for causing him anxiety

b)

The community gasps and whispers when his assignment is announced

c)

Jonas’s parents congratulate him

d)

He receives a special uniform

12.

How does the author use the Ceremony of Twelve to reveal the values of the community?

a)

By showing the importance of individual choice

b)

By emphasizing conformity and assigned roles

c)

By highlighting the value of competition

d)

By focusing on family traditions

13.

Analyze why Jonas is given permission to lie. What might this suggest about his new role?

a)

It shows he is not trusted

b)

It suggests his role requires secrecy and sets him apart from others

c)

It means he can break any rule

d)

It is a mistake

14.

Based on Jonas’ reaction to his rules, what can you infer about his character?

a)

He is rebellious

b)

He is thoughtful and concerned about right and wrong

c)

He is careless

d)

He is excited to break rules

15.

Evaluate the impact of the community’s reaction to Jonas’s assignment on his feelings. How does this shape his understanding of his new role?

a)

It makes him feel proud and accepted

b)

It makes him feel isolated and different, realizing the seriousness of his role

c)

It makes him want to quit

d)

It makes him angry at his parents

16.

What might be the author’s purpose in describing the failed Receiver-in-Training before Jonas?

a)

To show that the job is easy

b)

To create suspense and foreshadow challenges Jonas may face

c)

To introduce a new character

d)

To explain the rules

17.

How does Jonas’ assignment challenge the community’s principle of Sameness?

a)

It does not challenge it at all

b)

It introduces the idea of individuality and unique abilities

c)

It makes everyone the same

d)

It is a common assignment

18.

Predict how Jonas’ new ability to “See Beyond” might affect his future experiences in the community.

a)

He will become more like everyone else

b)

He may begin to question the community’s rules and see things differently

c)

He will forget about his assignment

d)

He will be punished