The Giver, Chapter 3

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What is unique about Jonas' eyes?

Back

Jonas has pale eyes, which is different from most people in his community.

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What event caused Jonas' apple to change?

Back

Jonas noticed that the apple changed in appearance while he was playing catch.

Front

True or False: It is considered rude to point out differences in others.

Back

True.

Front

What is the purpose of Asher playing catch?

Back

Asher plays catch to improve his hand-eye coordination.

Front

Why does Lily's mother think being a birth mother lacks honor?

Back

Lily's mother believes it is not an important job in the community and that one is only a birth mother for three years.

Front

What does Jonas' pale eyes symbolize in the story?

Back

Jonas' pale eyes symbolize his ability to see beyond the ordinary and perceive deeper truths.

Front

What does the apple represent in Jonas' experience?

Back

The apple represents Jonas' first experience of seeing beyond the surface, hinting at his unique abilities.

Front

How does the community view differences among individuals?

Back

The community discourages acknowledging differences to maintain sameness and conformity.

Front

What skill is emphasized through Asher's need to play catch?

Back

The skill of hand-eye coordination is emphasized as important for physical activities.

Front

What is the role of a birth mother in Jonas' community?

Back

A birth mother is responsible for giving birth to children but only holds that role for three years.