The Giver Questions on Chapter 18
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Rosemary's request for release and her bravery in The Giver
Rosemary's request for release in The Giver demonstrates her bravery. Faced with the overwhelming burden of painful memories, she chose to be released rather than continue to endure the suffering....
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In The Giver, what happened to the girl chosen ten years ago?
Ten years prior, a girl named Rosemary was chosen as Receiver-in-Training, but she failed after five weeks. The Giver explains that he gave her emotionally intense memories too soon, such as...
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What examples of conflict and unconditional love are there in chapters 15-18 of The Giver?
In chapters 15-18, the main conflict is between the Receiver and Sameness. Jonas endures painful memories, like war, to ease the Giver's suffering, showcasing his unconditional love. The Giver...
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In Lois Lowry's The Giver, why does the Giver advise Jonas to avoid the river?
The Giver advises Jonas to avoid the river because if Jonas were to die, the memories he holds would flood back to the community, causing chaos and suffering. This concern stems from the experience...
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In which chapter does the Giver warn Jonas to avoid the river?
The Giver warns Jonas to avoid the river in Chapter 18. The warning is twofold: to protect Jonas from physical harm and to prevent the community from being overwhelmed by the memories he holds. If...
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If Jonas and Gabriel starve, would their venture still be worth it?
Jonas wouldn't have been able to stay in his community, knowing how it operates. Jonas is a very compassionate child who cares very much about the people in his community and wants them to be happy...