Jonas's Journey and Emotions

In Chapter 23 of 'The Giver' by Lois Lowry, Jonas embarks on a journey with Gabriel, feeling the destination is near despite the harsh conditions. As they struggle through the snow, Jonas recalls memories of warmth to survive. He climbs a steep hill, driven by determination and memories of joy. Upon reaching the summit, Jonas feels a sense of happiness and recalls his family and friends. In the final descent, he sees lights and hears music, symbolizing hope and a new beginning.

What does Jonas feel about his destination despite the lack of sensory confirmation?

• He feels it is far away.

• He feels it is unreachable.

• He feels it is an illusion.

• He feels it is very near.

What challenges do Jonas and Gabriel face during their journey?

• A lack of food and water

• A steep mountain

• Wild animals

• Harsh cold and snow

How does Jonas try to keep Gabriel warm?

• By building a fire

• By using a heater

• By recalling memories of warmth

• By finding shelter

What does Jonas struggle with as he climbs the hill?

• A wild animal attack

• A lack of food

• His own lack of strength

• A broken bicycle

What emotions does Jonas feel as he reaches the summit of the hill?

• Anger and frustration

• Happiness and joy

• Sadness and despair

• Fear and anxiety

What does Jonas find at the top of the hill?

• A cabin

• A warm fire

• A sled

• A group of people

What does Jonas hear for the first time during his descent?

• The sound of wind

• The sound of animals

• The sound of music

• The sound of a river