Jonas's Journey in The Giver

Jonas experiences a recurring dream of a snow-covered hill, which he cannot fully understand. At school, he listens to his peers discuss their training but cannot share his own experiences. He notices a change in Fiona's hair, which leads him to discuss the phenomenon of 'seeing beyond' with The Giver. Jonas learns about the concept of color, which has been lost in his community due to the choice of sameness. The Giver helps Jonas understand and experience the color red, revealing the depth of what has been relinquished in their society.

What does Jonas's mother ask him during the morning meal?

• If he had any dreams

• If he finished his homework

• If he wants more breakfast

• If he is excited for school

What recurring dream does Jonas have?

• Walking through a forest

• Swimming in the ocean

• Sliding down a snow-covered hill

• Flying over a city

Why does Jonas remain silent about his training at school?

• He is not allowed to discuss it

• He wants to surprise his friends later

• He forgot what happened

• He thinks it's boring

What change does Jonas notice in Fiona during their ride?

• Her eyes change color

• Her hair changes

• Her voice changes

• Her clothes change

What phenomenon does Jonas discuss with the Giver?

• Hearing music

• Seeing beyond

• Smelling flowers

• Tasting new foods

What color does the Giver explain to Jonas?

• Blue

• Yellow

• Red

• Green

What choice did the community make regarding color?

• To ignore it

• To eliminate it

• To enhance it

• To celebrate it