The Giver Chapters 14-15 (Lesson 8)

Front

What is the significance of Jonas's second memory of snow and sledding?

Back

It represents the duality of pleasure and pain, as Jonas experiences both fun and the terror of injury.

Front

Why does the community consult the Giver?

Back

They seek his wisdom or advice when faced with important decisions.

Front

What restriction does Jonas face after his second memory of snow and sledding?

Back

He is unable to take medication for the pain due to the rules of being the next Receiver of Memory.

Front

What is the community's rationale for controlling the number of children?

Back

They aim to avoid hunger and starvation by managing population growth.

Front

What types of painful memories does Jonas receive in Chapters 14-15?

Back

He receives memories of hunger, warfare, and physical injury, including a broken leg.

Front

How does Jonas's understanding of emotions change after receiving memories?

Back

He begins to comprehend the depth of human emotions, including joy and suffering.

Front

What does the Giver mean by 'the capacity to see beyond'?

Back

It refers to the ability to perceive things beyond the community's controlled reality, including colors and emotions.

Front

What role does the concept of 'Sameness' play in the community?

Back

Sameness eliminates differences and choices, leading to a lack of true emotions and experiences.

Front

How does Jonas's relationship with the Giver evolve in these chapters?

Back

Their bond deepens as Jonas learns to trust the Giver and relies on him for guidance.

Front

What does Jonas learn about the importance of memories?

Back

He realizes that memories are essential for understanding life, emotions, and making informed decisions.