The Giver
Media Literacy
Dystopia v Utopia
Suspense
Figurative Language
100

Who is the main character in The Giver?
 

Jonas

100

What is the purpose of most advertisements?

To persuade people to buy or support something.

100

What is a utopia?

A perfect or ideal society.

100

What is suspense?

A feeling of tension, excitement, or uncertainty.

100

What figurative language compares two things using "like" or "as"?

Simile

200

What Assignment does Jonas receive at the Ceremony of Twelve?
 

Receiver of Memory

200

What is the target audience?

The specific group an advertisement is trying to reach.

200

What is a dystopia?

A society that appears perfect but is actually oppressive or flawed.

200

What suspense technique gives hints about future events?

Foreshadowing

200

What figurative language gives human qualities to non-human things?

Personification

300

Who trains Jonas to become the Receiver?

The Giver

300

Which persuasive technique uses famous people to promote a product?

Testimonial/Celebrity Endorsement

300

Is Jonas's community a utopia or dystopia?

Dystopia

300

What suspense technique occurs when a chapter ends with a shocking moment?

Cliffhanger

300

What figurative language directly compares two things without using "like" or "as"?

Metaphor

400

What does "Release" actually mean in the novel?
 

Euthanasia/killing a member of the community

400

Is the statement "This is the best video game ever!" a fact or an opinion?

Opinion

400

Name one characteristic of a dystopian society.

Possible answers: government control, lack of freedom, surveillance, censorship, conformity.

400

What is dramatic irony?
 

When the reader knows something the characters do not.

400

What figurative language is shown in: "I've told you a million times!"?

Hyperbole

500

Why does Jonas decide to leave the community?

To save Gabriel and return memories to the people so they can experience emotions and make choices.

500

Why is it important to identify bias in media?

Bias can influence how information is presented and may not show all sides of an issue.

500

Why do dystopian societies often limit people's choices?

To maintain control, order, and conformity.

500

How can an author use pacing to build suspense?

By slowing down important moments or delaying information to increase tension.

500

What figurative language is shown in: "Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers"?

Alliteration