Assignments
What is the title of Jonas' assignment?
What is the Receiver?
Who wants people to make their own choices?
Who is Jonas?
What did Jonas take from the recreation area?
What is an apple?
The purpose of dystopian novels is to challenge readers to think differently about current social and political climates and, in some instances, even inspire action. True or false?
What is true?
What is a memory that the Giver passes on to Jonas? Answers will vary.
Answers will vary.
What assignment did Asher receive?
What is Assistant Director of Recreation?
Who has a daughter named Rosemary and wants to be with her again?
Who is the Giver?
What did the children receive at the ceremony of Eight?
What is a front-buttoned jacket?
Censorship is when the people in power limit what information its people can access. True or false?
What is true?
What assignment did Fiona receive?
What is Caretaker of the Old?
Who is a nurturer and, sometimes, responsible for the release of new children?
Who is Jonas's father?
At what age did the children receive their bicycles?
What is age 9?
Jonas has the special ability of “seeing beyond.” What was the Giver’s special ability?
What is "hearing beyond"?
What ceremony do Jonas and his friends receive their assignment at?
What is the Ceremony of Twelve?
Who lives at the House of the Old and talks to Jonas about being released in the early chapters of the book?
Who is Larissa?
Jonas learns that release is actually what?
What is murder?
What life-changing phenomenon does Jonas finally experience for the first time?
What are colors?
What assignment does Lily want at the beginning of the book?
What is a birthmother?
Who requested to be released by the community?
Who is Rosemary?
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!! What was the "final straw" that causes Jonas to leave the community early?
What is Gabriel's scheduled release?
What is the correct order of a plot line?
a) exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
b) exposition, climax, rising action, falling action, resolution
c) exposition, rising action, falling action, resolution
d) exposition, rising action, climax, resolution, falling action
What is A?