The Giver Chapter 10- 11

Front

What is the significance of snow in Jonas's training?

Back

Snow represents a new experience and the concept of cold, which Jonas has never encountered in his community.

Front

How does the Giver transfer memories to Jonas?

Back

The Giver must touch Jonas to transmit the memories.

Front

What does Jonas eat to experience the sensation of cold?

Back

Jonas eats a snowflake to feel the memory of cold.

Front

Why does the Receiver keep his doors locked?

Back

The Receiver needs privacy to concentrate on his work.

Front

What memory does the Giver use to show Jonas pain?

Back

The Giver gives Jonas the memory of sunburn to demonstrate pain.

Front

What does the term 'Receiver' refer to in the context of the story?

Back

The Receiver is the individual who holds all the memories of the past and is responsible for passing them on.

Front

What is the role of the Giver in the community?

Back

The Giver's role is to provide wisdom and guidance to the Receiver by sharing memories.

Front

How does Jonas feel about the memories he receives?

Back

Jonas experiences a mix of emotions, including joy, pain, and confusion as he learns about the complexities of life.

Front

What does the memory of sledding symbolize for Jonas?

Back

Sledding symbolizes freedom and the joy of experiencing life outside the constraints of his community.

Front

Why is it important for Jonas to learn about pain?

Back

Understanding pain is essential for Jonas to appreciate the full spectrum of human emotions and experiences.