The Giver

Question 1

Cliffhanger

Answer 1

The reader is left wondering at the end of the chapter

Why jonas’ number was skipped

Question 2

Allusion

Answer 2

The names Jonas and Gabriel represent names from religion

Question 3

Dramatic irony

Answer 3

The reader knows about color and choices and that there is an Elsewhere

Question 4

Euphemism

Answer 4

Release is the term used to represent death in Jonas’ community

Question 5

Internal conflict

Answer 5

Jonas struggles with knowledge about choices color and feelings of love

Question 6

External conflict

Answer 6

Jonas struggles with hiding from the search planes
Starvation
And cold weather

Question 7

Resolution

Answer 7

Readers are left to decide wether Jonas and Gabriel reach Elsewhere

Question 8

3rd person point of view

Answer 8

Readers only know the thoughts and feelings of Jonas through an outside character

Question 9

Flashback

Answer 9

Readers know why Jonas must leave the community early instead of following the plan that he and the giver made

Question 10

Symbol

Answer 10

The fact that Jonas sees the apple change represents knowledge and the bird represents freedom as the first form of wildlife

Question 11

Foreshadowing

Answer 11

Jonas and Gabe have the same color pale eyes as the giver which hints to the reader that they can also receive memories

Question 12

Climax

Answer 12

Jonas realizes what release is and decides he wants to change the community

Question 13

Theme

Answer 13

Ones persons efforts can make a difference about bringing about change; what is most important about life isn’t safety or comfort but family, love, individual differences,and freedom of choice

Question 14

Hook

Answer 14

Planes fling over in the first chapt.

The ceremony of twelve