The Giver - Chapter 12

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    What colour is Fiona’s hair?

    • A. Blonde
    • B. Red
    • C. Brown
    • D. Black
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This quiz will test your Knowledge and Understanding of the book the Giver. Please circle the best answer out of the following multiple-choice answers.

The Giver - Chapter 12 - Quiz

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    1. What had Jonas dreamed of following his first day of training?

    • Sledding

    • Fiona

    • Stirrings

    • Nothing. Jonas rarely dreams

    Correct Answer
    A. Sledding
    Explanation
    After Jonas's first day of training, he dreams of sledding. This suggests that sledding holds a significant meaning or memory for Jonas, possibly representing freedom or joy in his otherwise controlled and restricted world. It could also symbolize his longing for a simpler and more carefree existence, contrasting with the intense and demanding nature of his training.

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    2. Why did Jonas feel out of place at school?

    • He couldn’t wait to return to see the Giver.

    • He could not stop thinking about Gabriel

    • He could not share his experience with other students

    • D. He felt different from his classmates

    Correct Answer
    A. He could not share his experience with other students
    Explanation
    Jonas felt out of place at school because he could not share his experience with other students. This suggests that Jonas had a unique and extraordinary experience that he wanted to talk about, but he couldn't find anyone who could relate to or understand what he had gone through. This made him feel isolated and disconnected from his classmates, as he couldn't openly discuss his thoughts and feelings with them.

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    What was the Giver beginning to show Jonas at the end of the chapter?

    • The colour orange

    • All of the primary colours

    • The rainbow

    • The colour blue

    Correct Answer
    A. The rainbow
    Explanation
    In the given question, the correct answer is "The rainbow." This is because earlier in the chapter, Jonas had seen the color red, which was not a part of his usual black and white world. At the end of the chapter, the Giver was beginning to show Jonas the full spectrum of colors, including the color orange, which is a part of the rainbow. Therefore, the Giver was starting to reveal the concept of the rainbow to Jonas.

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    3. What did Jonas witness change in this chapter?

    • The Sled

    • An apple

    • His bicycle

    • Fiona’s hair

    Correct Answer
    A. Fiona’s hair
    Explanation
    In this chapter, Jonas witnesses a change in Fiona's hair. This suggests that Fiona has received a new assignment, as hair color changes are a common occurrence when individuals are assigned to different roles in their community. This change in Fiona's hair indicates a significant transition in her life and highlights the strict control and regulation of the community, where even physical appearances are manipulated to fit predetermined roles.

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    4. What did Jonas discover in his memory of the sled?

    • He discovered the colour red

    • He discovered the ability to speed up on the sled

    • He discovered how to make a snow ball

    • Nothing. He revisited his dream

    Correct Answer
    A. He discovered the colour red
    Explanation
    In his memory of the sled, Jonas discovered the color red. This is significant because in the society he lives in, everything is in shades of gray. The ability to see and understand the color red is a new and exciting experience for him, as it represents a world beyond what he has known. It also symbolizes emotions, passion, and individuality, which are all foreign concepts in his community.

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