The Giver - Chapters 11-14

Front

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

Back

Honor is a form of respect and recognition in the Community, but it is distinct from power. The Giver explains that while he has honor, it does not equate to having power.

Front

What memory did Jonas share with Gabriel to help him sleep?

Back

Jonas transmitted a memory of a peaceful lake and a sailboat, which helped soothe Gabriel.

Front

Define 'Sameness' in the context of 'The Giver'.

Back

Sameness is a principle in Jonas's Community that eliminates differences among citizens, including the ability to see colors and variations in physical appearance.

Front

What painful memory did Jonas experience from the Giver?

Back

Jonas experienced the pain of fracturing his leg in an icy sled crash, which was a significant and intense memory.

Front

Why does Jonas's Community lack snow and sunshine?

Back

The Community has implemented Climate Control to regulate weather conditions, primarily to enhance food production.

Front

How does the concept of memory play a role in 'The Giver'?

Back

Memory is crucial as it allows Jonas to experience emotions and sensations that are absent in his Community, helping him understand the depth of human experience.

Front

What does the Giver mean when he says he has power?

Back

The Giver refers to the ability to access and transmit memories, which gives him insight and understanding that others in the Community lack.

Front

What is the role of the Receiver of Memory?

Back

The Receiver of Memory is responsible for holding all past memories of the Community, allowing them to guide decisions and maintain stability.

Front

How does Jonas's perception of his Community change after receiving memories?

Back

Jonas begins to see the limitations and sacrifices of his Community's pursuit of Sameness, leading to feelings of isolation and a desire for change.

Front

What are the consequences of Sameness in Jonas's Community?

Back

Sameness leads to a lack of individuality, emotional depth, and the absence of natural phenomena like color and weather variations.