"The Giver" Ch. 16-18 Flashcard

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What does Jonas learn about the bond between animals and humans?

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Jonas understands that animals can be loving and form strong bonds with humans.

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What is the significance of the memory of sitting with family at Christmas?

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It represents warmth, love, and the importance of family connections.

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How does Jonas feel about the game he used to play with other children?

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He recognizes that it resembles a game of war and is not as fun now that he is Twelve.

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Why is Jonas surprised to see Grandparents in one of the memories?

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He is surprised because old people never leave the House of Old in his community.

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What does Jonas wish when he explains his feelings to The Giver?

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He wishes that The Giver could be his grandparent.

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What does the term 'release' mean in the context of Jonas's community?

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'Release' refers to the process of removing individuals from the community, often implying death.

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What is the role of The Giver in Jonas's life?

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The Giver is a mentor who shares memories and emotions with Jonas, helping him understand the complexities of life.

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How does Jonas's perception of color change throughout the story?

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Jonas begins to see color, which symbolizes his awakening to emotions and individuality.

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What does the sledding memory represent for Jonas?

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The sledding memory represents freedom, joy, and the thrill of experiencing life fully.

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What is the importance of memories in Jonas's community?

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Memories are suppressed to maintain sameness and control, but they are essential for understanding emotions and experiences.