The Giver - Review

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What is the significance of being a twin in 'The Giver'?

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In 'The Giver', being a twin is significant because the community has a policy of releasing one of the twins to maintain sameness and control population.

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What role does Jonas's father play in the community?

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Jonas's father works with babies, specifically as a Nurturer, caring for newborns and ensuring their well-being.

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What does the Giver provide to Jonas?

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The Giver provides Jonas with memories of the past, including emotions and experiences that the community has suppressed.

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What does 'release' mean in the context of the community?

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In the context of the community, 'release' means to be killed, often under the guise of being sent away.

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Why are Jonas's parents shocked by the word 'love'?

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Jonas's parents are shocked by the word 'love' because it has become obsolete and meaningless in their society.

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What is the role of the Elders in the community?

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The Elders are responsible for making decisions and maintaining order in the community, including determining who is released.

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How does Jonas's perception of his community change throughout the story?

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Jonas's perception changes from seeing the community as a safe and orderly place to recognizing its flaws and the lack of true emotions.

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What is the importance of memories in 'The Giver'?

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Memories are important because they provide depth to human experience, allowing individuals to feel emotions and understand the past.

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What does Jonas learn about color and choice?

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Jonas learns that color represents individuality and choice, which are suppressed in his community to maintain sameness.

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How does the concept of 'Sameness' affect the community?

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'Sameness' affects the community by eliminating differences, emotions, and choices, leading to a lack of true happiness.