Understanding the Role of the Receiver

In Chapter 8 of 'The Giver', Jonas is selected as the new Receiver of Memory, a rare and honored position in the community. The Chief Elder addresses the community's unease and explains the significance of Jonas's selection, highlighting the qualities required for the role. Despite initial confusion and fear, Jonas accepts his new role, supported by the community's acceptance and encouragement.

What was the audience's reaction during the final assignment?

• They were indifferent

• They were enthusiastic

• They were confused

• They were angry

How did Jonas feel after the final assignment?

• Proud

• Excited

• Humiliated

• Indifferent

What did the Chief Elder do to address the community's anxiety?

• Scolded them

• Laughed it off

• Apologized

• Ignored it

How did Jonas feel when he was called to the stage?

• Nervous

• Confident

• Angry

• Indifferent

What was Jonas selected to become?

• A teacher

• A leader

• A soldier

• The Receiver of Memory

Why is the role of Receiver of Memory important?

• It is a rare and honored position

• It is a common role

• It is a role for children

• It is a temporary role

What qualities are required for the Receiver of Memory?

• Strength and speed

• Intelligence and integrity

• Wealth and power

• Popularity and charm

What kind of pain is involved in the Receiver's training?

• Emotional pain

• Physical pain

• No pain

• Imaginary pain

What unique quality does Jonas possess?

• The power to heal

• The capacity to see beyond

• The ability to fly

• The skill to read minds

How does Jonas feel about his new role?

• Only proud

• Only fearful

• Both proud and fearful

• Indifferent