What is this chapter mainly about?

What assignment does Jonas get?

What are ALL the qualities that the Chief Elder say is important to have in Jonas's new role?

Why does the Chief Elder say Jonas will need to be brave in his new role in the community?

The Chief Elder says the pain Jonas will experience will be of a "magnitude" that no one else can understand.

What does "magnitude" mean in this chapter?

When Jonas notices that the audience changes for a moment, just like the apple did, how does that make him feel?

What explanation does the Receiver give for the importance of memories?

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What do all the things that Jonas has seen change have in common?

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What is Jonas's first sign that The Giver is having a bad day?

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

During the memory Jonas experiences, his arm is "immobilized."

What does the word "immobilized" mean in this chapter?

At the end of the chapter, why does The Giver ask Jonas to forgive him?

How does the reader know that Gabriel continues to make progress?

What does The Giver consider may have been Rosemary's bravest act?

The plan that Jonas and The Giver make has been thought through "meticulously."

What does the word "meticulously" mean?

What is this chapter mainly about?

The landscape shows "subtle" changes at the beginning of the chapter.

When Jonas's bicycle tips over, he grabs "instinctively" for Gabriel.

What does this action say about Jonas?

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

How does Jonas feel about the wildlife he sees as he travels further away from the community?

What is the major problem Jonas encounters in this chapter?

What is this chapter mainly about?