Questions and Answers
The name of the Receiver-to-be who was selected ten years before Jonas was __.
Rosemary
The Giver's favorite memory is of a __ celebration where several generations of a family are gathered celebrating.
Christmas
In Jonas' community, there is no such thing as __ or extended families.
grandparents
In Jonas' community, the elderly lives in __ and do not maintain contact with their family unit.
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Jonas learns he can find the names of his parent's parents in the __.
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Jonas wants the community to change so that everyone can experience __ and __.
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After the memory of __, the Giver is gentle with Jonas, giving him tidbits of happy memories.
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The Giver gives Jonas happy memories, including a __, museum visits, riding a horse, and a __ in the woods.
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After Jonas stops taking his pills for the Stirrings, he begins to see __ all the time and experiences deeper feelings for __.
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Jonas had the memories from The Giver and knew much more about __ than anyone else in the Community.
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Jonas does not want to play the __ game anymore.
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After the identical twins were born, Father weighed both newchildren. He gave the __ one to the Nurturer, and then injected the __ newchild.
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Jonas realized something from his memories of the war. Jonas recognized that the newchild was __.
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The rule added to the Receiver's job description ten years ago was that the Receiver could apply for __.
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After the incident with the Receiver-to-be, the __ were released back into the __.
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Jonas and The Giver discussed the effects on the Community if __ would be lost.
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Jonas learns that the 'released' victim is given a __.
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Seeing the release changed Jonas's opinion about his father. Jonas saw him __ the little, defenseless __ on purpose.
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The Giver first experienced life beyond the community through music (__), unlike Jonas' ability of seeing beyond.
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Jonas has an escape plan, which involves leaving at midnight from his __.
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At the end of chapter 20, the author foreshadows __ when the Giver hugged Jonas and said goodbye.
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Study Notes
Character Connections
- Rosemary was the Receiver-to-be selected ten years prior to Jonas, and she was transferred memories of loneliness and loss after five weeks.
- The Giver's favorite memory features a Christmas celebration with family, warm decorations, and joyful scenes, including a Christmas tree.
Community Structure
- Jonas' community lacks the concept of grandparents or extended families; families are limited to nuclear units.
- The elderly reside in the House of the Old and have no contact with their family units, contrasting with modern society.
Learning and Memories
- Jonas discovers his ancestors' names in the Hall of Open Records.
- After receiving various memories from The Giver, including joyful experiences, Jonas desires change in his community to allow everyone to feel love and see colors.
Perceptions and Realizations
- Exposure to memories shifts Jonas's worldview; he sees a deeper distinction between the game of "Goodguys/Badguys" and the realities of war.
- Jonas witnesses the process of release and realizes that his father killed a newchild, causing a significant emotional crisis.
Rules and Regulations
- A rule added to the Receiver's job allowed for applying for release, hinting at deeper societal issues.
- Public release involves lethal injection, contradicting the community's perception of it as a move to "Elsewhere."
Themes of Conflict and Consequence
- The repercussions of memories returning to the community after Rosemary's release highlight the significance of shared emotional experiences.
- Jonas’s plan for escape involves careful calculations and a partnership with The Giver to ensure safety for both himself and Gabriel.
Foreshadowing and Future Implications
- The narrative hints at an impending tragedy as The Giver hugs Jonas and expresses a wish to be with Rosemary, foreshadowing potential loss.
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Dive into the key concepts and themes from chapters 15 to 20 of 'The Giver'. This quiz covers important characters, memories, and significant events that shape Jonas's journey. Test your knowledge and deepen your understanding of the narrative.
