The Giver | Chapters 9-13

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Chapter 9: What indicates the highest level of disgrace in Jonas's community?

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Your name never being spoken again

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Chapter 9: Jonas's folder is with filled with packets of information that he will need to memorize to become the new Receiver of Memory.

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False

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Chapter 9: What unsettling thought does Jonas have at the end of Chapter 9?

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He wonders if everyone is lying.

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Chapter 10: Why is The Receiver's door locked?

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To ensure privacy while he's concentrating.

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Chapter 10: What is the most conspicuous difference between The Receiver's dwelling and Jonas'?

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The massive amount of books.

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Chapter 10: Why does Jonas not understand the Receiver's comparison about riding a sled downhill?

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Because Jonas doesn't know what a sled is.

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Chapter 10: Why was Jonas so shocked at the end of chapter 10?

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The Receiver turned off the speaker.

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Chapter 11: What memory does the Giver transmit to Jonas?

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One of sledding on a snowy hill

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Chapter 11: The Giver tells Jonas that when the Community changed to ________________, they got rid of snow and hills.

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Sameness, the sameness

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What memory does the Giver transmit to give Jonas an example of pain?

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A memory of sunburn