The Giver Unit 2 Lesson 5

Front

What is the significance of Asher's story in The Giver?

Back

It demonstrates the negative impact of the community's rules on Asher.

Front

What happens in Chapter 8 of The Giver?

Back

It is the beginning of the rising action, as tension in the story increases, setting up the conflict of the story as Jonas begins the process of becoming the Receiver of Memory.

Front

What does the Chief Elder's speech about differences signify?

Back

It marks a change in the view of differences and the acknowledgment of individuality within the community.

Front

How do the last two pages of Chapter 7 contribute to the plot?

Back

It begins to build tension, indicating that something unexpected has happened. It marks the end of the exposition and the beginning of the rising action.

Front

What is the main theme of The Giver?

Back

The importance of individuality and the consequences of conformity.

Front

Define 'Receiver of Memory' in The Giver.

Back

A role in the community responsible for holding all past memories to guide the community's decisions.

Front

What does 'Sameness' refer to in The Giver?

Back

The community's principle of eliminating differences to ensure uniformity and predictability.

Front

How does Jonas's perception of color change in The Giver?

Back

Jonas begins to see colors, symbolizing his awakening to individuality and emotions.

Front

What role does the Chief Elder play in the community?

Back

The Chief Elder oversees the community's ceremonies and decisions, representing authority.

Front

What is the significance of the Ceremony of Twelve?

Back

It marks the transition of children into adulthood and the assignment of their roles in the community.