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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How do Jonas and Gabriel feel as they travel?
(a) Relieved.
(b) Hungry.
(c) Happy.
(d) Sad.
2. What does Jonas feel now as a result of his knowledge of the former Receiver and her failure?
(a) Thrill.
(b) Confidence.
(c) Pressure.
(d) Elation.
3. What does Jonas no longer care about as the journey gets progressively longer?
(a) Gabriel.
(b) Father.
(c) The Giver.
(d) Himself.
4. What game do the children play out in the field where Asher and Jonas are playing in Chapter 17?
(a) The game of war.
(b) The game of tag.
(c) Jumprope.
(d) Red Rover.
5. Who decids that identical twins would be too complicated?
(a) The Elders.
(b) The Department of Justice.
(c) Jonas's Father.
(d) The former Receiver.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the Giver give Jonas when he asks about Fiona's hair?
2. What is the reason why Gabriel begins to sleep through the night?
3. What can Jonas now see and keep by Chapter 17?
4. What does Father offer Jonas to ease his physical pain after the sledding ride?
5. When did the council add the no release rule to the list for Jonas?
Short Essay Questions
1. What memory does The Giver give to Jonas to help him understand color?
2. Describe Jonas's parents reaction to the elephant memory that Jonas shares with them.
3. Why did the old Receiver fail?
4. Jonas and Gabriel began to get hungry on their journey. How does Jonas alleviate this feeling, and is it successful?
5. What will happens to the identical twins?
6. Why does Jonas take Gabriel with him on his journey to a new life?
7. What does Jonas's father do to the infant twin to release him/her?
8. Why do Jonas and Gabriel hide in the trees after leaving the community?
9. Why is Gabriel sleeping well through the night by Chapter 16?
10. What memory does the Giver give to Jonas in Chapter 15 that takes away some of The Giver's pain?
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