the giver

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Jonas lives in a community that is described as:

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Uniform and controlled

Front

What is the significance of the Ceremony of Twelve?

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It allows Twelves to choose their career

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Why does Jonas feel different from others?

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Lighter colored eyes

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Why is the giver the only person who possesses memories of the past?

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To understand the present and avoid past mistakes

Front

Why might the author have chosen the name "Jonas" for the character?

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It emphasizes Jonas's rebellious nature

Front

Jonas's lighter eyes create a physical difference in a community that values Sameness. This paradox contributes most to:

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A growing sense of isolation and a questioning of the status quo

Front

The Ceremony of Twelve eliminates personal choice in careers. This raises ethical concerns about:

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The potential for unfulfilled potential and lack of individual expression

Front

The "Newchild" term has a double meaning that indicates:

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A potential hidden truth about the fate of those released

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The community's strict language rules might impact critical thinking by:

• Encouraging clear and concise communication
• Limiting the vocabulary available to express complex ideas
• Promoting a more objective and logical way of thinking
• Having no significant impact on critical thinking ability

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Limiting the vocabulary available to express complex ideas

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Jonas's community enforces controls in several ways. Choose two that apply: Encouraging self-expression and individuality, Assigning jobs based on suitability and enforcing uniform clothing, allowing strong emotions and open communication, Promoting competition and personal achievement.

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Assigning jobs based on suitability and enforcing uniform clothing