The Giver- Chapter 3-4

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What is the significance of the apple in 'The Giver'?

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The apple symbolizes Jonas's first experience of seeing beyond, as he notices a change in its appearance, representing the beginning of his awakening to deeper perceptions.

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What does Jonas perceive in Gabriel's eyes?

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Jonas perceives depth in Gabriel's eyes, which he feels is different from others, indicating a unique connection and understanding.

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

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A birth mother is assigned to give birth to children but is expected to do hard physical labor after three years, leading to a lack of honor associated with the role.

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What does Lily aspire to be when she receives her Assignment?

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Lily hopes to be a birth mother, reflecting her innocence and desire for family.

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What activity do Jonas, Asher, and Fiona engage in at the House of the Old?

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They are bathing the Old, which shows their responsibility and care for the elderly in their community.

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What does the term 'Release' mean in 'The Giver'?

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'Release' refers to the process of removing individuals from the community, often associated with death or being sent away.

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How does the community in 'The Giver' control emotions?

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The community controls emotions through strict rules, medication, and the suppression of memories, leading to a lack of true feelings.

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What is the importance of the Ceremony of Twelve?

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The Ceremony of Twelve is significant as it marks the transition to adulthood and the assignment of roles in the community.

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What does Jonas learn about the concept of 'Sameness'?

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Jonas learns that 'Sameness' eliminates differences and choices, leading to a lack of individuality and emotional depth.

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What is the role of the Receiver of Memory?

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The Receiver of Memory holds all past memories of the community, providing wisdom and guidance to prevent mistakes.