The Giver Lessons 2-4

Front

What is the significance of the Naming list in Jonas's community?

Back

The Naming list is a record of names assigned to newchildren, and it reflects the community's strict rules and control over individual identities.

Front

Why does Jonas's father feel guilty about looking at the Naming list?

Back

He broke a rule in the community.

Front

What is the Ceremony of Twelve?

Back

The Ceremony of Twelve is a significant event in which children turn twelve and are assigned their roles in the community.

Front

How does Jonas feel about his upcoming Assignment?

Back

He feels uncertain because he has chosen to volunteer in a variety of places.

Front

What does Jonas reflect on during his volunteer hours?

Back

He reflects on the benefits of his freedom to choose where to volunteer.

Front

Who makes decisions in Jonas's community?

Back

Decisions are made by a select group of Elders who carefully consider what is best for the community.

Front

What does Jonas notice about the apple that confuses him?

Back

He notices that the apple changes in a way he cannot explain, which intrigues him.

Front

What emotions does Jonas experience after noticing the apple change?

Back

He feels confused, puzzled, and intrigued.

Front

What role do Elders play in Jonas's community?

Back

Elders are responsible for making important decisions that affect the community, ensuring order and conformity.

Front

How does the community view individuality?

Back

The community suppresses individuality to maintain sameness and control.