The Giver Ch. 6-10

Front

What is the significance of the Ceremony of Eight in the community?

Back

At the Ceremony of Eight, children receive instructions for their first volunteer hours, marking their transition into more responsibilities.

Front

What does receiving a bicycle symbolize in the community?

Back

Receiving a bicycle symbolizes that the child is ready to travel about the community independently.

Front

Why do community members gather in the auditorium?

Back

The community gathers in the auditorium to attend the ceremonies, which are important events in their society.

Front

What occurs during the Ceremony of One?

Back

During the Ceremony of One, babies from the Nurturing Center are assigned to their family units.

Front

True or False: Fiona is chosen to be a Birthmother.

Back

False. Fiona is not chosen to be a Birthmother.

Front

What is the role of the Nurturing Center in the community?

Back

The Nurturing Center is where babies are cared for before they are assigned to their family units.

Front

What does the jacket with smaller buttons represent for children?

Back

The jacket with smaller buttons represents that the child is growing and becoming more independent.

Front

What is the purpose of volunteer hours in the community?

Back

Volunteer hours are meant to teach children responsibility and community involvement.

Front

How does the community decide who gets assigned to which family unit?

Back

The community assigns babies to family units based on various criteria, ensuring a balanced and harmonious society.

Front

What is the importance of the Ceremony of Twelve?

Back

The Ceremony of Twelve is significant as it marks the time when children receive their life assignments, determining their roles in the community.