The Giver Chapter 8

Front

What does it mean to be 'selected' in the context of The Giver?

Back

To be 'selected' means to be chosen for a specific role or responsibility, rather than being assigned like others.

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Who is the 'Receiver of Memory' in The Giver?

Back

The 'Receiver of Memory' is a special position in the community, responsible for holding all past memories and experiences to guide the community.

Front

What physical trait do Jonas and the Receiver share?

Back

Jonas and the Receiver share the trait of having pale eyes.

Front

How did the community react to Jonas's selection as the Receiver of Memory?

Back

The community chanted his name, showing their support and recognition of his special role.

Front

What feelings did Jonas experience when he was set apart for his training?

Back

Jonas felt uneasy about being set apart from his peers for his training.

Front

What is the significance of the pale eyes in The Giver?

Back

Pale eyes signify a difference from the norm in the community, often associated with deeper perception and understanding.

Front

What is the role of the Chief Elder in The Giver?

Back

The Chief Elder oversees the community's ceremonies and assignments, ensuring that each member is placed in a suitable role.

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What does the term 'honored' imply in the context of Jonas's selection?

Back

Being 'honored' implies that Jonas's selection is a privilege and a mark of respect within the community.

Front

What does it mean to be 'set apart' in The Giver?

Back

To be 'set apart' means to be distinguished from others, often leading to feelings of isolation or uniqueness.

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What is the purpose of the Receiver of Memory?

Back

The purpose of the Receiver of Memory is to retain all past memories to help the community avoid mistakes and make informed decisions.