The Giver Chapters 10-12

Front

What does Jonas's repeating dream symbolize?

Back

It symbolizes a destination or something important that waits for him in the distance.

Front

What is a significant feature of The Receiver's office that Jonas notices?

Back

The presence of books, which is a stark contrast to the rest of the community.

Front

What does the nameplate on each new Twelve's bike signify?

Back

It signifies that they are citizens-in-training.

Front

What is the first painful memory transmitted to Jonas?

Back

A sunburn.

Front

What happens to a memory when it is transmitted to Jonas?

Back

It becomes Jonas's memory and no longer belongs to the old man.

Front

What is the role of The Receiver in the community?

Back

The Receiver holds all past memories to guide the community's decisions.

Front

How does Jonas feel about the memories he receives?

Back

He feels a mix of emotions, including pain, joy, and confusion.

Front

What does the concept of 'Sameness' mean in the community?

Back

It refers to the elimination of differences to ensure uniformity and predictability.

Front

What is the significance of the color red in Jonas's training?

Back

It represents the first color he sees, symbolizing the awakening of his perception.

Front

How does Jonas's understanding of emotions change through his training?

Back

He learns to experience deep emotions, both positive and negative, which were previously suppressed.