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A review of The Giver
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1
What is the setting of The Giver?
Mrs. Loftsgard's Classroom :)
Future
Present
Past
2
Jonas and Gabe jump into bushes to hide from the search planes.
Falling Action
Exposition
Rising Action
Resolution
3
What is the point of view in The Giver?
Third - Person Limited
Third - Person Objective
First - Person
Third - Person Omniscient
4
All would be examples of how The Giver is a utopian society except?
Everything in perfect order
Communal ownership (all takes care of all)
Education for both sexes
Government surveillance
5
Jonas finds out what the "Ceremony of Release" is via his father killing one of the twins.
Exposition
Rising Action
Climax
Resolution
6
Jonas starts his training, receiving memories, with The Giver at The Annex.
Climax
Exposition
Rising Action
Falling Action
7
At the Ceremony of Nine, community members get...
Start volunteer hours
Start dream-telling
Receive comfort object
Their first bicycle
8
An instructor of elevens who worked in designing landscaping, static and flat.
Fritz
Asher
Roberto
Benjamin
9
This character talked too fast, mixed things up until they were barely recognizable and funny; static and round.
Benjamin
Roberto
The Giver
Asher
10
All are examples of the Old except,
Baths are given by volunteers
They take care of the newchildren
Members are reintroduced to the discipline wand
Ceremonies of Release are performed
11
One type of conflict evident in The Giver is...
Person vs. Supernatural
Person vs. Nature
Person vs. Society
Person vs. Person
12
Jonas is selected as the Receiver of Memory.
Rising Action
Exposition
Falling Action
Climax
13
At the Ceremony of Ones...
They receive their comfort object
They are taken care of by the Nurturers
They have a birthday party
They are given names and are placed with a family unit
14
Jonas learns about his community going to Sameness.
Exposition
Rising Action
Falling Action
Resolution
15
All are examples of themes in The Giver except what?
Choices are necessary to develop individuality.
Memories are important for human emotions.
There is a relationship between pain and pleasure.
People should not be able to make their own decisions.
16
Held a prominent position at the Department of Justice; static and flat.
Phillipa
Chief Elder
Mother
Larissa
17
Jonas leaves 2 weeks early and takes Father's bicycle, leftovers, and Gabe.
Rising Action
Resolution
Climax
Falling Action
18
Jonas stops taking his Stirrings pill.
Rising Action
Falling Action
Exposition
Climax
19
Lovely disposition, sweet little male, light golden curls, light pale eyes, static and round.
Lily
Gabriel
Caleb
Phillipa
20
Jonas is a male 11 in The Community and he is nervous for the Ceremony of Twelves in December.
Climax
Falling Action
Rising Action
Exposition
21
Jonas' training starts to affect his relationships/friendships.
Rising Action
Resolution
Exposition
Falling Action
22
What is the best description of The Giver?
Talked fast, mixed things up, funny
Instructor, raised successful children, did landscaping
Thoughtful, intelligent, courageous, capacity to see beyond
Round, dynamic/static tired, wrinkled, light eyes, capacity to hear beyond,
23
Jonas and Gabe go sledding down a hill towards Elsewhere.
Resolution
Climax
Exposition
Falling Action
24
A talkative eight who could not keep her ribbons tied; static and flat.
Rosemary
Larissa
Lily
Fiona
25
Jonas and The Giver make a plan for Jonas to escape the Community and release the memories.
Resolution
Climax
Rising Action
Falling Action
26
Jonas learns about Rosemary.
Rising Action
Climax
Falling Action
Resolution
27
Jonas transmits memories to Gabe at night to help him sleep.
Exposition
Rising Action
Falling Action
Exposition
28
One type of conflict evident in The Giver is...
Person vs. Nature
Person vs. Person
Person vs. Technology
Person vs. Self
29
Dynamic or static, round or flat, courageous, intelligent, chose to release herself, eager to learn.
Lily
Fiona
Rosemary
Mother
30
All would be examples of how The Giver is a dystopian society except?
Lack of personal freedoms
Technologies of surveillance or control
Totalitarian (dictator, tyrannical, oppressive) government
Nearly perfect citizens
31
The Community is an example of a...
Happy place to live
Utopian and Dystopian Society
Dystopian Society
Utopian Society
32
All are examples of themes in The Giver except what?
With pain comes wisdom and empathy.
Children's knowledge and empathy are the future.
People should do what they're told without question.
As you grow up your friendships and relationships start to change.
33
Dream-telling starts at what stage of life?
Two
Five
Four
Three
34
Jackets with smaller buttons and pockets are given at what ceremony?
Fives
Eights
Sevens
Sixes
35
All are major rules in The Giver except what?
No guns in federal buildings
Pilots cannot fly over the community
No stealing bicycles
No leaving the dwelling at night
36
All are against the rules except...
Rudeness
Cleanliness
Nakedness
Bragging
37
This stage of life has a number instead of a name and live at a Nurturing center.
Newchildren
Elders
Old
Ones
38
All of the following are characteristics of Elders, except...
Wear special robes
Match spouses and assign newchildren
Live in the House of the Old
Decide on assignments for the community members
39
What is the best description of Fiona?
Talked fast, mixed things up, funny
Nurture, shy, quiet
Calm, sensitive, quiet, polite, red-haired, static and flat
Intelligent, courageous, eager to learn
40
A quiet and shy man who worked as a Nurture; static and flat.
Roberto
Jonas
Father
Gabriel
41
Dynamic and round, had capacity to see beyond, intelligent, courageous, had light pale eyes
Gabriel
Asher
The Giver
Jonas
42
What stage of life do community members receive life assignments?
Thirteen
Old
Twelve
Elders
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The Community starts off with the Ceremony of...
Release
Loss
Newchildren
Ones
