The Giver - Chapters 6-10

Front

What impresses Jonas the most about the Receiver's dwelling?

Back

Jonas is completely in awe of the vast collection of thousands of books.

Front

How does Jonas feel when he is selected as the Receiver of Memory?

Back

He is fearful and worried.

Front

What is unique about the speaker in the Receiver's room?

Back

The speaker in the Receiver's room can be turned off.

Front

What life assignment does Fiona receive?

Back

Fiona is assigned as the Caretaker of the Old, and it is a good fit for her.

Front

What does Rule #8 state in Jonas's Assignment folder?

Back

You may lie.

Front

What is the significance of the Receiver's collection of books?

Back

It represents knowledge and memories that are not accessible to the rest of the community.

Front

How does the community view emotions and memories?

Back

The community suppresses emotions and memories to maintain sameness and control.

Front

What does being the Receiver of Memory entail?

Back

It involves holding all past memories of the community, both good and bad, to guide the community's decisions.

Front

Why is the role of the Receiver considered important?

Back

The Receiver provides wisdom and insight to the community, helping them avoid past mistakes.

Front

What does Jonas learn about colors during his training?

Back

Jonas learns that colors represent emotions and experiences that the community has chosen to eliminate.