The Giver Novel Trivia Quiz: Chapter 13 To 15
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“The Giver” is a novel by Lois Lowry which presents a society in which everyone is the same. They call it “sameness. ” This term means that everyone is assigned a specific role in their community. Jonas was chosen for a different purpose. What disturbing memory did the Giver give Jonas, and why did Jonas ask the Giver to provide him with painful memories. This quiz will take you from chapter 13 to chapter 15. All the best.
- 1.What disturbing memory did the Giver give Jonas?
- A.
Hurricane
- B.
Elephant hunters
- C.
A flood
- D.
A fight
- 2.Could the Receiver apply for a spouse?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
- 3.What happened to the memories when the last Receiver failed 10 years ago?
- A.
They came back to the Receiver.
- B.
They just died away.
- C.
They were released to the community.
- 4.Why did Jonas ask the Giver to give him painful memories?
- A.
Jonas wanted to take away some of the Giver's pain.
- B.
Jonas was curious.
- C.
Jonas had read about pain in one of the books.
- 5.What lingering pain did the Giver give Jonas?
- A.
Skinned knee
- B.
A broken leg
- C.
A virus
- D.
Mashed finger
- 6.What problem did Gabriel have?
- A.
He cried all day long.
- B.
He wouldn't eat
- C.
He didn't sleep well at night.
- D.
He could sit up alone.
- 7.What happened if twins were born in the community?
- A.
They went to live with the same family.
- B.
The smallest one would be released.
- C.
They grew up in separate homes.
- 8.When Gabriel woke up during the night Jonas _____ .
- A.
Put him in bed with Jonas.
- B.
Put him in a warm bath.
- C.
Rocked him back to sleep.
- D.
Gave him a memory of a boat sailing.
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