Ch.4
Ch.5
Ch.6
Ch.7
100

Who does Jonas see at the House of the Old?

Asher and Fiona
100

What morning ritual does Jonas’s family participate in?

Sharing dreams

100

What is unusual about Gabriel’s status?

He’s allowed a second chance before being released

100

What is the focus of the Ceremony of Twelve?

Assigning careers

200

What is the purpose of the volunteer hours?

 To explore different jobs before the Ceremony of Twelve

200

How does Jonas feel in the dream he shares?

Wanting something he doesn’t fully understand

200

What happened to the previous child named Caleb?

 He drowned in the river (he was lost)

200

How are the Assignments chosen for each child?

Based on years of observation

300

What do Jonas, Fiona, and Asher do while volunteering?

 Bathe the elderly

300

What is the purpose of the pills Jonas must now take?

To stop "Stirrings"

300

What happens during the Ceremony of Loss?

A community chants the name of a lost child, then forgets it

300

Why did Asher keep getting hit with the discipline wand?

He kept confusing the word 'smack' with 'snack'
400

How does Larissa describe the release of the old man, Roberto?

Joyful and celebratory

400

What are “Stirrings” in Jonas’s community?

Romantic feelings or feelings of love
400

What is a replacement child?

A child given the same name as one who died

400

What is unusual about the job of Receiver of Memory?

There is only one in the whole community

500

What does Larissa mention about the difference between Roberto’s and Edna’s lives?

Roberto led a meaningful life, while Edna’s was less notable

500

How long does Jonas need to take pills to stop the stirrings?

Until he enters the house of the old.

500

What happens to females and males at the ceremony of tens?

Females loss their braids and makes cut their long childish hair and get more manly, short style haircuts.
500

What is “The Capacity to See Beyond,” according to the Chief Elder?

A rare ability only Jonas has