Giver Chapter 12-14
Unlocking Memories: A Quiz on The Giver
Test your knowledge of Chapters 12-14 in Lois Lowry's compelling novel, The Giver. This quiz explores Jonas's journey as he uncovers the weight of memories and the implications of a community striving for sameness.
- 8 thought-provoking questions
- Multiple choice and text response format
- Engage with themes of memory, courage, and individuality
What Is Jonas's first startling/bad memory?
The elephant killed for its tusks
A sunburn
Starving kids/war
Jonas sledding down a hill
How does Jonas feel after experiencing seeing the elephant killed ?
Happy as he can finally experience what the giver experiences
Sadness and anguish as it was a sad memory
Confusion as this was something he had never seen before
Anger as he felt the animal did not deserve it.
Why is a Receiver necessary in the community? Do you think the reciever is needed or do you think the people should have to remember. Provide in text citations
What does Jonas try to get Asher to see?
The red geraniums
The blue sky
The green grass
Fiona's red hair
In order to acheive sameness what did the community get rid of it?
Color
Males
Hair
What is courage?
The choice and willingness to confront agony, pain, danger, uncertainty, or intimidation.
Being able to fight off bad things
Being scared of doing the right thing
Why is it hard for the receiver to have a spouse/ children?
Because the texts are a secret and are only allowed to be shared between receiver's
The receiver is forced to go through alot/ therefore cannot add on a family unit
Because the Receiver could accidently give away his memories
Nothing, the giver is encouraged to have a family
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