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Which three details does the author include in this chapter that best help to develop the idea that the community is governed by many rules?

Benjamin may be able to bypass his training because he has volunteered extensively in a particular field.

Jonas avoids talking to Benjamin about any successes because it might lead to bragging.

The procedure for bathing the elderly is similar to the procedure for bathing babies.

A person must apologize if he or she accidentally sees someone with no clothes on.

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Chapter 4

Which sentence accurately summarizes this chapter?

Why does Jonas like volunteer hours so much?

The author explains that as children age in the community, "they moved on to other jobs, gravitating toward those that would suit their own interests and skills."

What does the word "gravitating" mean in this sentence?

Which three details does the author include in this chapter that best help to develop the idea that the community is governed by many rules?

How is the House of the Old different from many other places in the community?

How do the elderly people feel about their own release?

What does Larissa say about where people go after they've been released?