The Giver Ch. 6-10

Front

What is the purpose of the ceremonies in the community?

Back

The ceremonies are held to mark important milestones in the lives of community members, such as age-related transitions and assignments.

Front

What is the significance of the Ceremony of Nine?

Back

At the Ceremony of Nine, children receive their bicycles, symbolizing their growing independence and responsibility.

Front

What does Jonas learn about the previous Receiver of Memory?

Back

Jonas learns that the previous Receiver of Memory was not the pilot mentioned in chapter one, but someone else.

Front

What is a Birthmother in the community?

Back

A Birthmother is a woman assigned to bear children for the community, but it is not a highly regarded role.

Front

What is the first memory Jonas receives?

Back

Jonas's first memory is not of a birthday party; it is of snow and sledding.

Front

What does the term 'Receiver of Memory' mean?

Back

The Receiver of Memory is a unique position in the community, responsible for holding all past memories to guide the community's decisions.

Front

What happens to children when they turn Twelve?

Back

When children turn Twelve, they receive their life assignments during the Ceremony of Twelve.

Front

What is the role of the Elders in the community?

Back

The Elders are responsible for making important decisions and overseeing the community's rules and ceremonies.

Front

What does Jonas's community value above all?

Back

Jonas's community values sameness and conformity, prioritizing stability over individuality.

Front

What is the significance of the color red in the story?

Back

The color red symbolizes emotions and individuality, which are suppressed in Jonas's community.