The Giver- Chapters 6-10

Front

What is the significance of Asher's childhood memory shared by the Chief Elder?

Back

It highlights the importance of mastering precise language in the community.

Front

What physical trait do The New and Old Receivers share?

Back

They have the same 'pale eyes'.

Front

What is the Ceremony of Loss?

Back

A community ritual performed when a child, like the first little Caleb, is lost.

Front

How does Jonas feel about his New Assignment instructions?

Back

He feels concern that his schedule leaves no time for recreation.

Front

What was Jonas's reaction when he was skipped at The Ceremony of 12?

Back

He felt dizzy, dazed, and disconnected.

Front

What does the term 'Release' refer to in the community?

Back

A euphemism for euthanasia or being sent away from the community.

Front

Why is precise language important in Jonas's community?

Back

It ensures clear communication and prevents misunderstandings.

Front

What does the Ceremony of Twelve signify?

Back

It marks the transition of children into their assigned roles in the community.

Front

What does it mean to have 'pale eyes' in the context of the story?

Back

It signifies a special connection and potential for deeper understanding.

Front

What role does memory play in the community of The Giver?

Back

Memory is suppressed to maintain sameness and prevent emotional pain.