The Giver ch 5-6

What routine does Jonas's family follow every morning?

• the Telling of Feelings

• the Cooking of Bacon

• the Telling of Dreams

• the Sharing of Responsibility

Fours, Fives, and Sixes had to wear jackets that were buttoned down their backs. What was this used to teach them?

• Interdependence
• Independence
• Dependence
• Style

Why was Gabriel not included in the Ceremony of Newchildren?

• He had light eyes

• He was given to Jonas' family permanently

• He wasn't old enough to be included

• He was given a year more to grow with Jonas' family and then he would be given to another family

In exchange for taking care of Gabriel, all members of Jonas’ family have to sign a statement promising not to ___.

• Adopt other children.

• Get attached.

• Be jealous.

• Neglect the child.

What is a replacement child?

• a child that was lost that is found and returned to the family
• a new child that is given to a family in place of a child that was lost, usually due to death

Lily went through the Eights ceremony. What did the pockets on her jacket represent?

• Immaturity

• Responsibility

• Being proactive

• Forgetfulness

What does getting a bike represent?

• now you can ride a bike with friends
• moving gradually into the community away from the family unit

What ritual happens at the Ceremony of 10?

• everyone receives a motorcycle.

• Everyone receives undergarments.

• Everyone receives a haircut.

• Everyone receives a bat, glove and ball, to play baseball.

Why is the Ceremony of Twelves so important?

• It is when the boys in the community become men and get their jobs.

• It is when all 12s of both sexes receive their assignments, their careers.

• It is the year they get married.

• It is when boys becomes the receiver.

If a citizen feels that he or she does not fit in with the community, what can they do?

• Go on vacation

• Move to another Community

• Ask for a new Assignment

• Apply for Elsewhere