The Giver- Chapter 7

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What is the significance of the Ceremony of Twelve in 'The Giver'?

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The Ceremony of Twelve honors the differences among the children as they transition into adulthood and receive their Assignments.

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What behavioral change did Asher exhibit after being punished?

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Asher stopped talking altogether after he was punished.

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What event at the end of Chapter 7 caused Jonas to feel nervous?

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Jonas felt nervous because he was skipped during the Ceremony of Twelve.

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What type of punishment is administered to small children in 'The Giver'?

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Small children receive smacks with a discipline wand as punishment.

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What is Fiona's primary strength as identified in Chapter 7?

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Fiona's primary strength is caretaking.

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

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The community values conformity and often suppresses differences to maintain sameness.

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What role does the Ceremony of Twelve play in the lives of the children?

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The Ceremony of Twelve is a pivotal event where children receive their Assignments, marking their transition into adulthood.

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What emotions does Jonas experience during the Ceremony of Twelve?

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Jonas experiences anxiety and nervousness, especially when he is skipped.

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What does the discipline wand symbolize in the context of the community?

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The discipline wand symbolizes the community's strict control and enforcement of rules.

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How does the community's approach to punishment reflect its values?

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The community's approach to punishment reflects its values of order, control, and the importance of conformity.