The Giver Chapter 1-4 Review

What ritual do Jonas' family perform at the end of their evening meal?

• They share the events of the day and share their feelings.

• They play a board game together.

• They read a book aloud as a family.

• They discuss their plans for the next day.

What is Jonas' father's job?

• Nurturer

• Gardener

• Teacher

• Builder

Who is Lily?

• Lily is Jonas little sister.

• Lily is Jonas' best friend.

• Lily is a teacher at Jonas' school.

• Lily is Jonas' pet cat.

How does Father enhance Gabriel's nurturing?

• He calls him by the name he will be given.

• He teaches him how to fish.

• He sings him lullabies every night.

• He takes him for long walks in the park.

Was Jonas able to choose his profession before the Ceremony of Twelve?

• Yes, he could choose any profession he wanted.

• No, he was not able to choose his profession.

• He could choose only from a limited list of professions.

• He was allowed to choose but only after the Ceremony.

The community does not have their own choice they can make, what does this cause?

• It limits their personal freedom and individuality.

• It encourages collaboration and teamwork.

• It fosters a sense of belonging and community.

• It enhances their decision-making skills.

What does is Gabriel number in the care center?

• 24

• 30

• 36

• 42

What is the Ceremony of Twelve?

• A celebration of the community's history.

• A significant event where children are assigned their roles in the community.

• An annual festival for the elders.

• A rite of passage for the elderly.

What does the term 'release' mean in the context of the community?

• It refers to the process of removing individuals from the community, often due to not meeting certain standards.

• It signifies the introduction of new members into the community.

• It indicates a celebration of community achievements and milestones.

• It describes the act of sharing resources among community members.

How does Jonas feel about the concept of 'release'?

• He is excited and eager to learn more about it.

• He is initially confused and troubled by it.

• He feels indifferent and does not care about it.

• He believes it is a positive and necessary part of life.