The Giver - Chapter 13

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What is the significance of color in 'The Giver'?

Back

Color represents choice and individuality, which are suppressed in Jonas's community.

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What does the term 'memory' refer to in 'The Giver'?

Back

Memory refers to the experiences and knowledge that The Giver transmits to Jonas, which include emotions and sensations.

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Why does the community in 'The Giver' restrict choices?

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The community restricts choices to prevent individuals from making wrong or unsafe decisions.

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What does Jonas learn about violence in Chapter 13?

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Jonas learns that violence is a part of human history and experience, contrasting with the controlled environment of his community.

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How does Jonas feel about his new knowledge?

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Jonas feels a strong desire to share his new knowledge with others, particularly with his friend Asher.

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What is the role of The Giver in the community?

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The Giver is the keeper of memories and knowledge, responsible for transmitting important experiences to the Receiver.

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What does Jonas discover about the Elders in Chapter 13?

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Jonas discovers that the Elders may not have all the answers and that they lack true understanding of human experiences.

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How does Jonas's perception of his community change in Chapter 13?

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Jonas begins to see the limitations and flaws of his community, particularly regarding the absence of choice and emotion.

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What is the relationship between Jonas and Asher in Chapter 13?

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Jonas feels a sense of distance from Asher due to his new knowledge, highlighting their differing experiences.

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What does the term 'racism' mean in the context of 'The Giver'?

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Racism refers to prejudice or discrimination based on race, which Jonas learns about but is not present in his community.