The Giver Chapter 10- 11

Front

Why does the Receiver (the Old Man) keep the doors locked?

Back

The receiver needs privacy for concentration.

Front

What is the reason why Jonas's community does not have snow?

Back

Snow makes it hard to grow food.

Front

What does the Giver say he has that is not the same as power?

Back

Honor.

Front

How does the Old Man, the former receiver, transfer memories?

Back

He has to touch Jonas to transmit them.

Front

Why did the Giver start Jonas's training with the memory of snow and sledding?

Back

The Giver compared his job to sledding, but Jonas could not conceive what the Giver meant.

Front

What is the role of the Receiver in Jonas's community?

Back

The Receiver holds all past memories and knowledge to guide the community.

Front

What does Jonas first experience when he receives the memory of snow?

Back

He feels the cold and the joy of sledding down a hill.

Front

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

Back

By suppressing memories of pain and pleasure, the community maintains sameness.

Front

What is the significance of the color red in 'The Giver'?

Back

Red symbolizes emotions and memories that are absent in Jonas's community.

Front

What does Jonas learn about the concept of choice?

Back

He learns that choice is essential for individuality and freedom.