The Giver Chapters 6-8

Questions and Answers

What will happen when Lily becomes a Nine?

When Lily becomes a Nine she could now ride a bike.

Why must Jonas's father sit apart from his family at the beginning of the ceremony?

Jonas's father must sit apart from his family at the beginning of the ceremony because he has to bring Gabriel up to be named.

Who is the 'replacement child' and what happened to the first child by this name?

The 'replacement child' is a new child named Caleb. The first child drowned in a river when he was a Four.

What happens during the Ceremony of the Ten?

During the Ceremony of the Ten the children have their hair cut. Signup and view all the answers

For how long does an elected Chief Elder hold his or her position?

An elected Chief Elder holds his or her position for every ten years. Signup and view all the answers

Why is Asher not Assigned to be an Instructor of Threes?

Asher is not Assigned to be an Instructor of Threes because when he was once a Three he got mixed up between the words snack and smack and the discipline wand was for smacking. Signup and view all the answers

What Assignment does Fiona receive?

Fiona receives the Assignment of Caretaker of the Old. Signup and view all the answers

Why does Jonas think the Chief Elder skipped him during the ceremony?

Jonas thought the Chief Elder skipped him because she went from eighteen to twenty skipping nineteen which was Jonas's number. Signup and view all the answers

For what does the Chief Elder apologize?

The Chief Elder apologizes for causing concern and anxiety. Signup and view all the answers

What Assignment does Jonas receive?

Jonas receives the Assignment to be the next Receiver of Memory. Signup and view all the answers

What qualities does Jonas possess that qualify him for his new position?

Jonas's qualities are intelligence, integrity, courage, wisdom, and the capacity to see beyond. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Key Events and Concepts from Chapters 6-8 of "The Giver"

Lily becomes a Nine, allowing her to ride a bicycle, marking a significant transition in her development within the community.
Jonas's father, a Nurturer, must sit separately at the beginning of the ceremony to present Gabriel for name assignment, highlighting his role and responsibility.
Caleb, referred to as the "replacement child," is introduced; the original Caleb tragically drowned at the age of Four, underscoring the community's approach to loss and continuity.
The Ceremony of the Ten involves the ritual cutting of children's hair, signifying growth and change as they advance in age.
The Chief Elder holds office for a decade, establishing a structure of leadership and governance within the community.
Asher is not assigned the position of Instructor of Threes due to a past verbal mistake where he confused "snack" and "smack," illustrating the community's emphasis on precision and discipline.
Fiona is assigned as the Caretaker of the Old, which reflects the community’s values of caregiving and responsibility towards the elderly.
Jonas believes he was skipped during the ceremony because the Chief Elder jumped from eighteen directly to twenty, which causes him confusion regarding his position.
The Chief Elder apologizes publicly for any concern her actions may have caused, reinforcing the importance of maintaining emotional stability in the community.
Jonas's Assignment as the next Receiver of Memory is a pivotal moment, indicating his unique role and significance in the society.
Qualities that qualify Jonas for the role of Receiver include intelligence, integrity, courage, wisdom, and the rare ability to "See Beyond," highlighting his exceptional nature compared to peers.

Description

Explore key events and concepts from Chapters 6-8 of 'The Giver.' This quiz highlights significant character developments, community rituals, and the underlying themes of loss and governance. Test your understanding of the narrative and its implications on the community dynamics.