Questions and Answers
What is Jonas's age in Chapter 1?
eleven
What is the name of the sick baby boy mentioned in Chapter 2?
Gabriel
In Chapter 3, there are cars in Jonas's community.
False
In Chapter 4, Jonas thinks about a boy named ______.
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What does Jonas experience in his dream in Chapter 5?
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Why isn't Gabe with the other Ones in Chapter 6?
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What significant change does the Chief Elder mention in Chapter 7 regarding differences among individuals?
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What topic does the Chief Elder quickly move on from in Chapter 8?
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What do Jonas's parents report about the girl mentioned in Chapter 9?
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What compliment does Jonas give to the old man in Chapter 10?
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What does the Receiver admit about his memories in Chapter 11?
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What does Jonas realize about explaining his training in Chapter 12?
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What does Jonas discuss with The Giver regarding Gabriel in Chapter 13?
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What wisdom does The Giver provide to Jonas regarding population in Chapter 14?
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How is The Giver feeling when Jonas arrives in Chapter 15?
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What kind of memories does The Giver transmit to Jonas in Chapter 16?
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What change occurs for Jonas in Chapter 17 regarding his medication?
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What does Jonas learn about the girl named Rosemary in Chapter 18?
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What does Jonas remind The Giver in Chapter 19 about the twin?
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How does Jonas feel about seeing his father in Chapter 20?
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Why does Jonas cry during dinner in Chapter 21?
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What happens to the landscape as Jonas bikes away from the community in Chapter 22?
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How does Jonas feel about his journey toward Elsewhere in Chapter 23?
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Study Notes
Chapter 1
- Jonas, an Eleven, feels anxious about the upcoming December, which is significant for all children turning Eleven.
Chapter 2
- Jonas's Father reveals he has viewed the naming list early, highlighting the name of a sick baby boy, Gabriel.
Chapter 3
- The community relies solely on bicycles for transportation, indicating the absence of cars.
Chapter 4
- Jonas reflects on Benjamin, an Eleven who is exceptionally knowledgeable due to his experiences at the Rehabilitation Center.
Chapter 5
- Jonas shares a dream about a bathtub resembling those at the House of the Old, which signals the emergence of new feelings.
Chapter 6
- Gabriel, deemed the runt of the litter, is temporarily saved from being released after Jonas's Father advocates for him.
Chapter 7
- The Chief Elder addresses the community, stressing that differences among individuals are now recognized as pivotal for their futures.
Chapter 8
- An uncomfortable mention of a prior failed selection for a new Receiver is briefly addressed by the Chief Elder.
Chapter 9
- Jonas inquires about the fate of the girl from the previous Receiver selection, but his parents confirm she vanished after the failure.
Chapter 10
- The old man, humorously complimented on his age, acknowledges the burden of his role has aged him significantly.
Chapter 11
- The Receiver admits to Jonas that while he loses specific memories, he has many similar memories to rely on.
Chapter 12
- During lunch at school, Jonas realizes that describing his training would be futile, as his peers lack the knowledge of sleds, hills, or snow.
Chapter 13
- Jonas contemplates the idea of Gabriel choosing his toys, referencing his discussions with The Giver.
Chapter 14
- The Giver shares insight on how past memories guide Elders' decisions, cautioning against population growth due to potential starvation and warfare.
Chapter 15
- When Jonas finds The Giver in distress, he willingly takes on some of the old man's pain, indicating their growing bond.
Chapter 16
- The Giver transmits joyful memories to Jonas, such as a birthday party, emphasizing the value of individuality.
Chapter 17
- Jonas, having ceased taking his pills, experiences heightened sexual feelings and dreams, marking his passage into adolescence.
Chapter 18
- The Giver reflects on Rosemary, a past Receiver, describing her gifts and the love he felt for her, paralleling Jonas's own experiences.
Chapter 19
- Discussing the release of a twin baby, The Giver expresses dissent over the community's practices, while Jonas recognizes the necessity of maintaining order.
Chapter 20
- Overwhelmed by emotion, Jonas resists returning home after learning of Gabriel's impending release; The Giver offers comfort and a place to stay.
Chapter 21
- At dinner, Jonas's Father casually announces Gabriel's release, illustrating the community's cold approach to life and death.
Chapter 22
- As Jonas rides away from the community, he notices the landscape changing, with rougher terrain, symbolizing his transition to the unknown.
Chapter 23
- Jonas senses he is nearing Elsewhere but is plagued by foreboding thoughts, feeling he may not survive the journey.
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