The Giver Chapters 1-12

Front

What is the significance of the color rainbow in 'The Giver'?

Back

The rainbow represents the concept of color, which Jonas learns about through the Giver's memories.

Front

What does Jonas see that has a mysterious quality similar to the apple?

Back

Jonas sees color, which he begins to perceive in various aspects of his life.

Front

What happens to the Giver after he transmits a memory to Jonas?

Back

The Giver no longer has the memory he transmitted to Jonas.

Front

What does being 'released' mean in Jonas's community?

Back

Being 'released' is considered the ultimate punishment, indicating a severe consequence for individuals.

Front

Why is precision of language important in Jonas's community?

Back

Precision of language is crucial because it ensures clarity and understanding, as shown in the conversation about names.

Front

What role does the Receiver of Memory play in the community?

Back

The Receiver of Memory holds all past memories to guide the community's decisions and maintain order.

Front

How does Jonas's perception of his community change after receiving memories?

Back

Jonas begins to see the limitations and flaws of his community, leading to feelings of isolation and confusion.

Front

What does the apple symbolize in 'The Giver'?

Back

The apple symbolizes the first glimpse of color and the awakening of Jonas's senses.

Front

What is the importance of the Giver's memories?

Back

The Giver's memories provide wisdom and understanding of emotions, experiences, and the complexities of life.

Front

How does Jonas feel about the concept of 'release'?

Back

Jonas feels troubled and confused about the concept of 'release' as he learns its true meaning.