edMe Reading Companion: Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone – Page 10

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Question #4

When asked about allowing more children to be born into the community, why does The Giver tell the Elders they shouldn't allow it to happen?

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Question #5

What does Jonas decide was most dangerous about the memory and the way life was?

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Question #2

Jonas uses a "dejected" voice when he acknowledges that he is the new Receiver.

What does "dejected" mean in this context?

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Question #2

What does The Giver say to justify the actions of the members of the community?

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Question #7

What two things prevent the search planes from finding Jonas and Gabriel easily?

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Question #5

What happens to Jonas as he nears the top of the hill?

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Question #6

Which word does Jonas finally decide describes his feelings about the Ceremony perfectly?

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Question #10

Why does the family laugh when Jonas's father tells Jonas that if someone doesn't like their Assignment, there is an appeal process?

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Question #3

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?

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Question #3

In this chapter, the reader learns that Gabriel has received a special "reprieve."

Which phrase from the story best help the reader determine the meaning of "reprieve"?

Category: edMe Reading Companion: Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone

Question #4

When asked about allowing more children to be born into the community, why does The Giver tell the Elders they shouldn't allow it to happen?

Question #5

What does Jonas decide was most dangerous about the memory and the way life was?

Question #2

Jonas uses a "dejected" voice when he acknowledges that he is the new Receiver.

What does "dejected" mean in this context?

Question #2

What does The Giver say to justify the actions of the members of the community?

Question #7

What two things prevent the search planes from finding Jonas and Gabriel easily?

The pilots cannot see colors so everything looks gray to them.

Jonas has been able to locate buildings along the way to hide in.

Jonas only travels during the day and the planes only fly at night.

Jonas lowers his and Gabriel's body temperatures by remembering snow.

Question #5

What happens to Jonas as he nears the top of the hill?

Question #6

Which word does Jonas finally decide describes his feelings about the Ceremony perfectly?

Question #10

Why does the family laugh when Jonas's father tells Jonas that if someone doesn't like their Assignment, there is an appeal process?

Question #3

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?

Question #3

In this chapter, the reader learns that Gabriel has received a special "reprieve."

Which phrase from the story best help the reader determine the meaning of "reprieve"?

When asked about allowing more children to be born into the community, why does The Giver tell the Elders they shouldn't allow it to happen?

What does Jonas decide was most dangerous about the memory and the way life was?

Jonas uses a "dejected" voice when he acknowledges that he is the new Receiver. What does "dejected" mean in this context?

What does The Giver say to justify the actions of the members of the community?

What two things prevent the search planes from finding Jonas and Gabriel easily?

The pilots cannot see colors so everything looks gray to them.

Jonas has been able to locate buildings along the way to hide in.

Jonas only travels during the day and the planes only fly at night.

Jonas lowers his and Gabriel's body temperatures by remembering snow.

What happens to Jonas as he nears the top of the hill?

Which word does Jonas finally decide describes his feelings about the Ceremony perfectly?

Why does the family laugh when Jonas's father tells Jonas that if someone doesn't like their Assignment, there is an appeal process?

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?

In this chapter, the reader learns that Gabriel has received a special "reprieve." Which phrase from the story best help the reader determine the meaning of "reprieve"?

Jonas uses a "dejected" voice when he acknowledges that he is the new Receiver.

What does "dejected" mean in this context?

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?

In this chapter, the reader learns that Gabriel has received a special "reprieve."

Which phrase from the story best help the reader determine the meaning of "reprieve"?