A Quiz On The Giver By Lois Lowry

Jonas is selected to be the Receiver of Memory at the Ceremony of Twelve. This is a highly important and respected position in the community, where the Receiver is responsible for storing and experiencing all the memories of the past, both positive and negative. The Receiver holds the collective memories of the community and provides guidance and wisdom to the leaders. This role is unique and different from other positions mentioned, such as Recreation Manager or Sanitation.

When Jonas looks at the apple and Fiona's hair, he sees the color red. This suggests that in Jonas's society, where everything is seen in black and white, the color red is significant and stands out. It symbolizes something different and unique, catching Jonas's attention and sparking his curiosity.

Jonas decides to leave the Community early because Gabriel, the baby he has grown attached to, is going to be released. Jonas realizes that "release" actually means to be killed, and he cannot bear the thought of Gabriel being harmed. This fear and concern for Gabriel's safety motivates Jonas to leave the Community and embark on a dangerous journey to find a better life for both of them.

Jonas' father has the job of a nurturer. This is evident from the story "The Giver" where it is mentioned that Jonas' father is responsible for taking care of newborn babies and ensuring their physical and emotional needs are met. He nurtures them until they are assigned to their respective families.

Gabriel's eyes being light is extraordinary because most people's eyes are either dark or a shade of brown. Light-colored eyes, such as blue or green, are less common and therefore considered extraordinary.

The correct answer is "She was the Giver's daughter." This can be inferred from the information given in the question. It is stated that Rosemary was the previous Receiver, and since the current Receiver is Jonas, who is the Giver's successor, it can be concluded that Rosemary must have been the Giver's daughter.

Jonas keeps the planes from discovering him and Gabriel by transferring memories of cold to them. This helps to lower their body temperature, making them undetectable by the heat sensors used by the planes. By transferring these memories, Jonas is able to protect himself and Gabriel from being detected and captured.

After seeing the memory of "family," Jonas decides to stop taking his pills. This decision is likely influenced by the fact that the memory of "family" shows him a deep and meaningful connection between people, something that is absent from his own society. By stopping the pills, Jonas is choosing to experience emotions and memories fully, which ultimately leads him to question the principles and rules of his community.

As Jonas gets farther away from the Community, his memories start to fade and become less vivid. This suggests that the distance from the Community has an impact on the strength of his memories. The weakening of his memories could be due to the lack of connection with the Community and the absence of the daily injections that help suppress emotions and memories. Without the constant reinforcement and manipulation from the Community, Jonas's memories gradually lose their intensity and significance.

The Giver first began to sense music. This is evident in the novel when he shares memories of music with Jonas. The Giver's ability to sense music is unique and different from Jonas, as Jonas only begins to experience music later in the story when he receives memories from the Giver. The Giver's sensing of music is significant as it represents a form of pleasure and emotion that has been stripped away from the society they live in.