The Giver Novel Trivia Quiz: Chapter 13 To 15

Gabriel had a problem with his sleep at night.

In this community, it is implied that there is a practice of releasing one of the twins, most likely due to limited resources or a belief in maintaining a homogeneous society. The correct answer states that the smallest one would be released, suggesting that the decision is based on physical size rather than any other factor. This implies a disturbing and potentially unethical practice within the community.

The receiver could apply for a spouse because there are no restrictions mentioned in the question that would prevent them from doing so.

Jonas asked the Giver to give him painful memories because he wanted to help alleviate some of the Giver's burden and pain. By experiencing the painful memories himself, Jonas believed that he could share the Giver's pain and make it more bearable for him. This shows Jonas' compassion and empathy towards the Giver, as well as his willingness to sacrifice his own comfort for the well-being of others.

During the night, when Gabriel woke up, Jonas gave him a memory of a boat sailing. This suggests that Jonas used the power of transmitting memories to help Gabriel calm down and fall back asleep.

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When the last Receiver failed 10 years ago, the memories that they held were released to the community. This means that all the memories that the Receiver had received over the years were shared with the rest of the community. This would have allowed the community members to gain knowledge and experience from these memories, potentially impacting their understanding and perception of the world.

The Giver gave Jonas the disturbing memory of elephant hunters.