Jonas's Sensory Experiences and Realizations

In this chapter, Jonas begins his training with the old man, experiencing snow and sledding for the first time. They discuss the concept of memories and how they are transferred. Jonas then experiences sunshine and learns about pain through a sunburn. The old man, now called the Giver, explains the importance of these memories and the concept of 'sameness' in their society.

What does Jonas initially feel when the old man places his hands on his back?

• A sharp pain

• A light touch

• A warm sensation

• A tingling feeling

How does Jonas react to the sudden cold air?

• He falls asleep

• He feels energized

• He starts to sweat

• He becomes frightened

What new sensation does Jonas experience while on the sled?

• Snow

• Rain

• Wind

• Heat

What does Jonas realize about the sled ride after it ends?

• He was in a different room

• He was actually moving

• He was still on the bed

• It was just a dream

Why does the old man say snow and hills no longer exist?

• They were too beautiful

• They were not practical

• They were too cold

• They were too dangerous

What does Jonas perceive without being told during the sunshine experience?

• Fog

• Rain

• Sunshine

• Wind

What does Jonas learn about pain through the sunburn experience?

• It is something to be avoided

• It is a necessary part of life

• It is always unbearable

• It is not real