The Giver Ch. 11 Quiz

What memories does Jonas receive?

• Sledding downhill in the snow.

• Building a snowman.

• Being in a blizzard.

• Going to the beach.

How exactly does the “transmission of memories” work?

• The old man and Jonas watch a screen that is connected to the old man's head.

• The old man puts his hand on Jonas and he is "inside" the memory.

• Jonas has to watch videos of the memories of the past.

• Jonas reads books and the memories become a visual in his head.

Why does the Receiver (the Old Man) keep the doors locked?

• The receiver needs privacy for concentration.
• The receiver is afraid he will he attacked.
• The receiver owns valuable things and he does not want anything stolen.
• The receiver must be locked in otherwise he would try to escape the community.

What is the most alarming or surprising difference between The Receiver's dwelling and Jonas'?

• The bed.
• The luxurious fabrics.
• The curved table legs.
• The books.

Which of the following is a way that the Giver's community announcement speaker is different than most.

• The speaker is larger than most.
• The speaker has an "off" switch.
• The speaker is a different color than most.
• The speaker only amplifies memories.

What does the Old Man mean when he says that the memory "lightened me just a little."

• he will always remember it

• he will experience it over and over

• he no longer has the memory of it

Why doesn't it snow in Jonas's community?

• The community has climate control.

• The Earth is getting warmer.

• Jonas's community is near the equator.

• They live in Louisiana where it rarely snows.

What was the name that the old man told Jonas to call him?

• Old Receiver of Memory

• Senior Receiver of Memory

• The Giver

• Father

During the first day of job training, Jonas experienced...

• thunder and lightening
• ice
• sunburn
• rain

Why did the community not have four seasons?

• No one wanted to experience rain or snow.

• No one wanted to rake leaves.

• It made growing crops difficult.

• It allowed people to ride bicycles daily.