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The Giver Chapters 10-12
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| orgin | the point at which something begins |
| alcove | a recessed section of a room |
| sympathy | pity |
| diminish | to lesson |
| forbidden | not allowed, banned |
| neglect | failure to provide care |
| conveyance | a transferring (as of power or a legal document) |
| obsolete | out-of-date, extinct |
| perceive | to realize; to understand |
| fretful | feeling distress or irritation |
| disgrace | something dishonorable |
| admonition | a warning |
| inability | powerlessness |
| distinctive | unique, special |
| vibrant | lively, colorful |
| relinquish | to give up; to hand over |
| wisdom | insight, good sense |
| what about the door made Jonas uncomfortable? Why? | It was locked. No doors in the community was locked |
| why is the receiver worried that he may neglect to tell things as clear as he should? | He has so many memories. Describing the process is strange to the Receiver because he can't talk about it with anyone else. |
| What is the old mans job? | Tor transmit all the memories of the past (of the whole world |
| what memory did the old man share with Jonas? | He transmitted the memory of snow and going downhill on a hill. |
| Why was it exhausting for the old man to share the memory? | He is exhausted because he has to dig/go way back many (generations) memories to find it. |
| Why did weather become obsolete? | It made growing crops unpredictable/difficult. It wasn't practical. |
| Now that Jonas is the Receiver, what does the old man want to be called? Why do you think he wants to be called this? | He wants to be called the Giver. He's giving the memories to Jonas. |