The Giver Chapter 20-23 Flashcards

Questions and Answers

What does Jonas learn about release?

Release is actually murder, people are injected with something and die.

What was Jonas's and the Giver's original plan?

Jonas would leave at midnight during the ceremony with an extra set of clothes and his bike, after transferring memories from the Giver.

What actually happened to the Giver and Jonas's plan?

Jonas's dad informed him that Gabe was to be released the day of the plan.

What does the Giver do to help Jonas with the plan?

Orders driver and vehicle Signup and view all the answers

Describe Rosemary and her story. Why is she important?

Rosemary was the Giver's daughter who could not handle the pain from the bad memories and asked to be released. Signup and view all the answers

How did Gabe affect the plan of Jonas and the Giver?

Gabe was scheduled to be released on the same day as the plan. Signup and view all the answers

What did Jonas and Gabe experience during their journey?

Sunshine Signup and view all the answers

Why does the receiver decide to stay for the plan?

To help the community handle emotions Signup and view all the answers

Who initially decided that memories should be shared?

The Giver. Signup and view all the answers

Who is most likely the next receiver?

Katharine, a 6-year-old female with pale eyes. Signup and view all the answers

What does Jonas find out about the Giver's ability to see colors?

The Giver no longer sees colors. Signup and view all the answers

What does Jonas need for his journey? Did he end up getting these?

He needed courage and strength; no, he didn't get these because there was no time. Signup and view all the answers

Does the Giver give Jonas music?

False Signup and view all the answers

What does the Giver think will happen to Jonas if he is seen leaving?

He doesn't know; he lacks a memory of someone leaving in this form. Signup and view all the answers

What did Jonas do when planes flew by?

Jonas transmitted memories of snow to Gabe to keep some for himself. Signup and view all the answers

After the planes, what was Jonas's second fear and third fear?

Starvation Signup and view all the answers

How did Jonas catch fish?

He made a net, caught a silver fish, and ate berries. Signup and view all the answers

What happened when Jonas went closer to the top of the hill?

Saw lights with families and love Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Release and Its Reality

Release in the community is essentially a form of murder, involving an injection that leads to death without ceremony.
Elderly individuals and babies face the same fate of release, highlighting a chilling devaluation of life.

Jonas and the Giver's Escape Plan

Jonas and the Giver devised a plan for Jonas's escape, including the transfer of memories to aid him.
Jonas would leave his home in the early morning, hide his bike and clothes by the river, and access the Annex through an unlocked door.
The Giver would create a Ceremony of Loss for Jonas, fostering community awareness of emotions and memories.

Interference with the Plan

The plan faced disruption when Jonas learned that Gabriel (Gabe) was scheduled for release on the same day.
Jonas took action to save Gabe from the Nurturing Center, initiating his journey earlier than anticipated.

The Giver's Support

The Giver facilitated Jonas’s escape by preparing a vehicle, providing food, and ensuring a safe hiding spot.
He committed to creating a Ceremony of Loss to draw the community's attention to Jonas's absence.

Rosemary's Significance

Rosemary, the Giver's daughter, struggled with the burden of painful memories and emotions, leading to her request for release.
Her tragic story signifies the dangers of suppressing feelings and highlights the importance of emotional acceptance.

Challenges Faced During the Journey

Jonas experienced both physical and emotional challenges, such as hunger, injury, and fear of planes searching for him.
He also encountered moments of beauty and warmth from memories, contrasting with the harsh reality of cold and hunger.

Reasons for Jonas's Presence in the Plan

Jonas aimed to help the community process their emotions to prevent potential destruction.
The Giver, feeling depleted of memories, wanted to remain for Rosemary's sake, emphasizing the bond between the Giver and his daughter.

Future of the Receiver Role

The Giver initially decided that memories should be shared, emphasizing the necessity of emotional insight for society’s growth.
Katharine, a young girl with pale eyes, is seen as a likely candidate for the next Receiver.

The Giver’s Visual Abilities

The Giver has lost the ability to see colors, underscoring the emotional numbness within the community.

Essentials for Jonas's Journey

Jonas needed courage and strength for his journey, but time constraints prevented him from acquiring these qualities.

Transmission of Music

The Giver did not pass on music to Jonas, choosing to retain it for himself, indicating a significant loss for Jonas.

Fears During the Escape

Jonas experienced fear concerning the unknown consequences of his departure and felt alarmed by the sight of planes.
His journey was fraught with two main fears of unfamiliar landscapes and starvation.

Survival Skills

Jonas demonstrated resourcefulness by creating a net to catch fish, illustrating his adaptability in the wild and his reliance on nature for sustenance.

Emotional Revelations

As Jonas climbed a hill, he began to experience joy and nostalgia for his family and friends.
At the hilltop, he discovered a sled, heard music for the first time, and experienced visuals of warmth and love, symbolizing hope and liberation from his suppressed emotions.

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This quiz covers key concepts from chapters 20 to 23 of 'The Giver'. Learn about the darker truths of release and the strategic plan created by Jonas and the Giver. Prepare to test your understanding of these pivotal moments in the story.