The Giver said that there is honor in his title, but little power. What did he mean by these words?

People respect him, but he can’t really make big changes in the community.

People respect him, but he is not allowed to move away.

People act like they respect him, but they really don’t.

People don’t respect him because he refuses to make any changes in the community.

What is the conflict of this novel?

Jonas is unhappy with the community and wants to change it.

Jonas is upset with his family situation and wants to move out.

Jonas is concerned about Fiona, and fears she is in danger.

Jonas is concerned with Asher’s attitude, and wants to change it.

Why is the Giver’s job so important?

because if he didn’t hold the memories, they would be very painful for the community

because if he didn’t hold the memories, people would want to leave the community

because if he didn’t make all of the decisions, people wouldn’t know what to do

because if he didn’t create jobs for everyone, people would be without work

What unusual circumstance happened with Gabe?

Gabe was able to receive a memory from Jonas.

Gabe’s birthmother came to visit him.

Why did Jonas become upset when his friends played war?

He knows what war is really like.

They were too rough with each other.

He wants to take part in a war.

What happens when twins are born?

The smallest twin is put to death.

They are both adopted by the same parents.

One of the twins is kept with the birthmother.

The smallest twin is sent to another community.

Why do you suppose the author chose the father as the character to release a baby?

because Jonas and his father have a bad relationship

to create a quick ending to the novel

because Jonas knew what his father was doing all along

Why does Jonas witnessing the release help push the climax forward?

because the conflict is resolved when Jonas realizes he must leave the community

because it explains the setting of the novel revealed in the exposition

because it summarizes the events of the rising action

because the resolution of the novel is completely changed with this event

What is Jonas most concerned with during the trip?

being able to speak different languages

What is the overall theme of the novel?

The importance of individuality and being able to achieve your goals and dreams in life.

A boy risks his life to save his community and a young child.

he importance of making good friends.

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What is the setting of the story?

a utopian society from the 1800s

present day in Europe

a futuristic, utopian society

present day in Asia

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is the genre of this novel?

science fiction

historical fiction

mystery

comedy

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 3 pts

Which ritual takes place after dinner?

the telling of dreams

the confessions of mistakes

the telling of feelings

the dreams for the future

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 3 pts

Which law is a common one to break?

older siblings teaching younger siblings how to ride a bike

younger siblings wearing blue bows in their hair instead of red ones

older siblings teaching younger siblings how to fish

younger siblings calling older siblings bad names

Jonas’s father knew Gabe’s name ahead of time, but the elders were unaware that he discovered this. Which type of irony does this represent?

verbal

situational

dramatic

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The elders PERIODICALLY observe the children and place them in professions that suit their personalities. What does “periodically” mean?

quickly

completely

occasionally

sympathetically

How has the setting of the novel affected the personalities of the community?

It has made them eager for change.

It has made them question the future.

It has made them comfortable and accepting of their lives.

It has made them angry and searching for answers.

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The Giver-Final Study Guide

What is the setting of the story?

What is the genre of this novel?

Which ritual takes place after dinner?

Which law is a common one to break?

Jonas’s father knew Gabe’s name ahead of time, but the elders were unaware that he discovered this. Which type of irony does this represent?

The elders PERIODICALLY observe the children and place them in professions that suit their personalities. What does “periodically” mean?

How has the setting of the novel affected the personalities of the community?

Jonas finally CAUGHT HIS FATHER'S EYE and waved. Which figurative language device is being used here?

IF we could hear the thoughts and feelings of both Lily and her mother, which point of view WOULD the novel have?

Which is the first memory transmitted to Jonas?

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