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What is this chapter mainly about?

Write one new word that Jonas learns about in this chapter.

Why does the old man feel better after he gives Jonas his first memory?

Why does sharing the first memory exhaust the Receiver?

What explanation does the old man give for snow not being part of Jonas's experience?

Jonas "perceived" the word sunshine while experiencing a memory.

What does the word "perceived" mean as used in this chapter?

Why does the old man start Jonas out with a memory that will bring pleasure?

What does the old man tell Jonas to call him from now on?

Which detail from the memory The Giver shares in this chapter seems to bother Jonas the most?

Please enter the first three words of a sentence that shows your answers is correct.

What memory does The Giver share with Jonas in this chapter?

The reader learns that Jonas has not taken his pills for several weeks.

What is the result of that action?

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What is this chapter mainly about?

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

What does "dejected" mean in this context?

What has Jonas come to accept about the role of Receiver?

What was the name of the Receiver in Training who failed?

Why did the previous Receiver in Training fail?

What does the reader learn about the difference between the rules Jonas received and the rules the previous Receiver in Training received?

How did the previous Receiver–in–training's failure most significantly impact the community?

What does Jonas discover about Rosemary?

What is Gabriel seeing when he says he is seeing planes in the sky?

Please enter the first 3 words of a sentence that shows your answer is correct.

What is this chapter mainly about?

Choose all the reasons Lily gives for wanting to be a Birthmother.

She thinks she would get to hold babies all the time.

She thinks they get to eat good food.

She believes they have a very important role.

She believes they do not have to exercise as much as others.

What is this chapter mainly about?