The Giver: Central Message and Author's Purpose Flashcard

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What is the central message of The Giver?

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The importance of individuality, freedom, and the consequences of a controlled society.

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How does the setting in The Giver impact its central message?

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The setting emphasizes the central message of the importance of individuality and freedom of choice.

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What role does character development play in The Giver?

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Character development shows the protagonist's growth and change, supporting the author's purpose of exploring individuality and freedom.

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What is foreshadowing in literature?

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A literary device that hints at future events in the story, creating suspense and anticipation.

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How does foreshadowing contribute to The Giver?

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Foreshadowing creates suspense and anticipation for the reader.

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What is the author's purpose in writing The Giver?

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To explore the importance of individuality and freedom in a controlled society.

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How does the author's use of language affect the story?

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The author's use of language and tone creates a specific atmosphere, conveys emotions, and emphasizes key themes.

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What is the significance of individuality in The Giver?

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Individuality is portrayed as essential for freedom and personal identity, contrasting with the society's emphasis on conformity.

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What lessons can readers learn from The Giver?

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Readers learn about the importance of individuality, freedom, and the consequences of a controlled society.

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What is the impact of technology in The Giver?

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Technology is depicted as a means of control, limiting individuality and freedom.