The Giver Final Review

How does the dream-telling scene with Jonas and his family impact the novel's plot?

• Jonas remembers a strong feeling toward Fiona and it makes him uncomfortable.
• Jonas realizes it's always better, less rude to talk about the things that are the same.
• Since his dream was about Fiona, his parents tell him about the Stirrings.

Which passage begins to set up the turning point in the novel?

• "Giver," Jonas suggested, "you and I don't need to care about the rest of the them."
• "Now for the first time I think there might be a way," The Giver said slowly.
• "Yes, he told The Giver, "I'll do it. I think I can do it."

Which quotation best demonstrates Jonas's frustration with Sameness?

• "I want to wake up in the morning and decide things."
• "Why did the colors disappear?"
• "We really have to protect people from the wrong choices."

All of the following are examples of Rising Action except

• Jonas notices the change in the apple.
• Jonas becomes the next Receiver.
• Jonas receiving the memory of Christmas.
• Jonas escaping to Elsewhere.

All of the following represent conflict except

• Jonas vs. Gabe
• Jonas vs. Self
• Jonas vs. Society
• Jonas vs. Nature 

Which example best reflects the increase in tension when Jonas is selected at the Ceremony?

• "He is to be alone, apart while he is prepared by the current Receiver."
• "The training required of you involves pain, physical pain."
• "Jonas was identified as a possible Receiver many years ago."