Exploring Chapters 16 and 17 of The Giver

What new memories does Jonas receive in Chapter 16?

• Jonas receives memories of sledding and the warmth of love during Christmas.

• Jonas receives memories of hunting and the thrill of victory.

• Jonas receives memories of dancing and the joy of friendship.

• Jonas receives memories of flying and the taste of saltwater.

How does Jonas feel about the concept of 'release' after learning more about it?

• Jonas is excited about the concept of 'release'.

• Jonas believes 'release' is a necessary part of life.

• Jonas feels disturbed and troubled about the concept of 'release'.

• Jonas feels indifferent about the concept of 'release'.

What significant event occurs during Jonas's training with the Giver in these chapters?

• Jonas discovers the identity of the Giver.

• Jonas receives memories of the past.

• Jonas learns about the rules of his community.

• Jonas is assigned a new job in the community.

How does the relationship between Jonas and the Giver evolve in Chapters 16 and 17?

• Jonas and the Giver's relationship evolves from a mentor-student dynamic to a deeper companionship based on shared understanding and emotional connection.

• Jonas decides to leave the community, ending his connection with the Giver.

• Their relationship remains strictly professional with no emotional bond.

• Jonas and the Giver become rivals as they compete for knowledge.

What is the importance of the memory of war that Jonas receives?

• The memory of war is irrelevant to Jonas's understanding of emotions.

• The memory of war is important as it reveals the complexities of human experience, including pain and choice, which are absent in Jonas's society.

• The memory of war is a source of entertainment for Jonas's society.

• The memory of war promotes a sense of unity and peace in Jonas's community.

How does Jonas's perception of his community change in these chapters?

• Jonas's view remains unchanged as he continues to trust the community's decisions.

• Jonas's perception shifts from viewing his community as a safe and orderly place to recognizing its oppressive nature and the absence of genuine emotions and choices.

• He starts to believe that emotions are overrated and unnecessary.

• Jonas becomes more accepting of the community's rules and traditions.

What does the Giver reveal about the previous Receiver's experience?

• The previous Receiver only experienced happiness and love.

• The previous Receiver experienced pain and suffering from the memories.

• The previous Receiver had a joyful and fulfilling life.

• The previous Receiver was never chosen for the role.

How does Jonas react to the idea of having a family in the context of his training?

• Jonas is indifferent and shows no strong feelings about family.

• Jonas reacts with confusion and discomfort to the idea of having a family.

• Jonas feels excited and hopeful about having a family.

• Jonas embraces the idea of family with enthusiasm.

What role does music play in Jonas's understanding of emotions?

• Music is banned in Jonas's society to maintain order.

• Music only serves as entertainment without emotional depth.

• Music helps Jonas understand and experience deep emotions that are otherwise suppressed in his society.

• Music distracts Jonas from his responsibilities.

What decision does Jonas make at the end of Chapter 17 regarding his future?

• Jonas chooses to become the new leader.

• Jonas plans to report his findings to the Elders.

• Jonas decides to leave the community.

• Jonas decides to stay in the community.