Exploring Chapter 12 of The Giver

Why can't Jonas share his training experiences with his peers?

• His training is confidential.

• He doesn't find it interesting.

• He is too shy to speak up.

• He forgot what happened.

What does Jonas notice about Fiona's hair?

• It is styled differently.

• It has grown longer.

• It has a quick flicker of change.

• It is a different color.

What does the Giver ask Jonas to recall to explain the change he sees?

• A memory of a ceremony.

• A memory of an apple.

• A memory of a sled ride.

• A memory of a rainbow.

What color does Jonas begin to see?

• Red

• Green

• Yellow

• Blue

Why does the ability to perceive color no longer exist in Jonas's world?

• People chose sameness.

• Scientists removed it.

• It was considered dangerous.

• It was never discovered.

What will Jonas eventually see as he receives more memories?

• More people

• All the colors

• New animals

• Different places

What did people relinquish along with color?

• Music

• Sunshine

• Books

• Freedom

What does the Giver use to help Jonas understand the concept of color?

• A rainbow

• A painting

• A flower

• A sunset

What does the lack of color in Jonas's world symbolize?

• A vibrant society

• A strict system of right and wrong

• A chaotic environment

• A diverse community

What is a consequence of the society's choice of sameness?

• Greater happiness

• More freedom

• A bland and predetermined life

• Increased creativity