The Giver: Ch. 3-5

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What is unique about Jonas' eyes?

Back

Jonas' eyes are more pale than everyone else's.

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What type of animal is the comfort object of the newchild?

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The comfort object is a hippo.

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TRUE or FALSE: In Jonas's community, it is considered rude to point out differences in individuals.

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TRUE

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Why was Asher required to play catch?

Back

To improve his hand-eye coordination.

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What object did Jonas take from the Recreation Area that he was reminded not to take again?

Back

An apple.

Front

What does the apple symbolize in the context of Jonas's community?

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The apple symbolizes knowledge, similar to the biblical story of Adam and Eve.

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What is the significance of Jonas's pale eyes in the story?

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Jonas's pale eyes signify his ability to see beyond the ordinary, hinting at his unique perspective.

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How does the community in 'The Giver' handle differences among individuals?

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The community discourages calling attention to differences to maintain sameness.

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What is the role of comfort objects in Jonas's community?

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Comfort objects provide emotional support to children, representing security and familiarity.

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What lesson does Jonas learn about conformity in his community?

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Jonas learns that conformity can suppress individuality and true emotions.