Jonas's Experiences with The Giver

Jonas enters the annex and finds the Giver in pain. He offers to help and enters a painful memory of a battlefield, experiencing the horrors of war. Jonas helps a wounded boy and learns the harsh realities of warfare. Overwhelmed, he returns to reality, and the Giver apologizes for the experience.

What does Jonas immediately sense upon entering the annex room?

• There is a celebration.

• The Giver is in pain.

• The Giver is happy.

• The room is empty.

What does Jonas offer to do for the Giver?

• Bring him food.

• Read him a story.

• Take some of his pain.

• Clean the room.

What kind of place does Jonas find himself in during the memory?

• A bustling city.

• A quiet library.

• A noisy battlefield.

• A peaceful garden.

What does the wounded boy ask Jonas for?

• Food.

• Help.

• Water.

• Shelter.

How does Jonas manage to help the boy?

• By providing water.

• By carrying him to safety.

• By giving him food.

• By calling for help.

What happens to the boy after Jonas gives him water?

• He dies.

• He falls asleep.

• He recovers.

• He stands up.

What does Jonas learn from the memory?

• The beauty of nature.

• The meaning of warfare.

• The importance of friendship.

• The value of silence.

How does the Giver react after Jonas returns to reality?

• He is angry.

• He apologizes.

• He laughs.

• He ignores Jonas.