

Why Sameness is Harmful
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Religious Studies
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7th - 8th Grade
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Marcella Meinema
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11 Slides • 28 Questions
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Why is it a rule to not call attention to things that make someone different?
It is not a rule.
The community wants everyone to be the same.
No one is different.
They don't want to hurt someone's feelings.
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In The Giver, people did not have to make major life choices so they would not _________ from severe emotional or physical pain.
transgress
soothe
suffer
nurture
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Why can't people in the community make their own choices?
It would make things messy.
It would ruin the order.
They might choose wrong.
None of these.
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What is a utopian society?
Relating to or denoting an imagined state or society where there is great suffering or injustice
Modeled on or aiming for a state in which everything is perfect
A society filled with fun and games.
Characteristic of a town or city.
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Why doesn't Jonas's family support Fritz getting a bicycle?
He can't ride a bicycle yet.
They are afraid he will crash into something.
He is always making small transgressions.
His bicycle will be a newer model than theirs.
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What is a replacement child?
A clone of someone who has been released.
A child who takes the place of a naughty child.
A third or fourth child who joins a family after the oldest has left the home.
A child who takes the place of one who has died.
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A problems with taking away individuality could be that
People feel more united and happy
People might feel trapped, depressed, or invisible
People become more creative
People have less freedom
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Which of the following are consequences of erasing culture and diversity according to the slides?
Communities gain more wisdom
Communities miss out on different foods, ways of life, ideas
People don't learn how to solve real problems
People become less open-minded
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Draw
Draw what "Sameness" looks like (you can make it symbolic)
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What is one real-world impact of stopping deep emotions in a community, as described in the presentation?
People become more logical
People can't build meaningful relationships
People are always happy
People never make mistakes
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Which of the following is a consequence of ignoring our created need for relationships, as described in the slides?
People become more creative and inventive.
Individuals lose their sense of love, family, and friends.
Society becomes more technologically advanced.
Government gains more control over people's lives.
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With Sameness, there is no
real food
real relationships
real schools
real plants
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Explain how the loss of creativity and invention can impact society. Use examples from the slides to support your answer.
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According to the slides, which actions do leaders take to enforce sameness in society?
Encourage individuality and differences
Watch people constantly
Keep punishments for major offenses
have an army waiting to intervene
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Based on the slides and the summary sentence, what do you think is the worst part of 'sameness' ? Explain your choice (at least 2 sentences)
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Why don't they have snow or hills anymore?
Global warming
too hard to farm
They wanted everything to look the same
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People in the community were tired of the old ways
People were afraid of making wrong choices
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