The Giver Chapter 9-10 Flashcards

Questions and Answers

Why do you think the bike ride Jonas shared with Asher was awkward?

It is awkward because they both feel uncomfortable because of Jonas's status.

What do Jonas' parents tell him about the previous Eleven chosen to be the Receiver?

Not to be called by her name. Nobody can use that name.

Where does Lily decide to start her volunteer hours?

Nurturing center.

Why does it bother Jonas that he is allowed to lie?

He will never really know if others are allowed to lie too because if they are, his dad would never tell the truth. Signup and view all the answers

What is different about the door going into The Receiver's room?

It was locked. Signup and view all the answers

Name one thing that is unique about The Receiver's quarters.

The furniture is unique, and it has a lot of books. Signup and view all the answers

Who is the old man that Jonas becomes the Receiver with?

The Giver. Signup and view all the answers

What is The Giver going to transmit to Jonas?

All the memories of the whole world. Signup and view all the answers

Why is The Giver nervous about the process?

The Receiver before him was unsuccessful. He doesn't want to make the same mistakes. Signup and view all the answers

What is the first memory transmitted to Jonas?

Snow and sledding. Signup and view all the answers

Before the memory is transmitted, what does The Giver do?

The Giver tells Jonas to relax, puts his hand on Jonas' back, and turns the speaker off. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Chapter 9-10 Key Points

Jonas's bike ride with Asher feels awkward due to Jonas's new status as the Receiver, creating discomfort in their friendship.
Jonas's parents inform him about the previous Receiver, stressing that her name should not be spoken by anyone in the community.
Lily chooses to begin her volunteer hours at the nurturing center, reflecting a caring nature.
Jonas grapples with the revelation that he is permitted to lie and questions if others share the same freedom, which troubles him deeply; he fears that honesty might be lacking even from his father.
The door to The Receiver's room is distinctive as it is locked, symbolizing the secrecy and importance of the Receiver's role.
The Giver’s quarters are notable for their unique furniture and the abundance of books, marking a contrast to the community's controlled environment.
Jonas is selected as the new Receiver, while the current holder of the role is referred to as The Giver.
The Giver will pass on the collective memories of the world to Jonas, a significant responsibility.
The Giver expresses anxiety about the memory transmission process, motivated by the failure of the previous Receiver; he aims to avoid repeating that failure.
The initial memory shared with Jonas involves sensations of snow and the experience of sledding, introducing him to varied emotions and senses.
Before transmitting the memory, The Giver advises Jonas to relax and prepares him by placing his hand on his back, ensuring a secure connection for the experience.

Description

Test your knowledge of Chapters 9 and 10 of 'The Giver' with these flashcards. Explore the dynamics between Jonas and Asher as well as the discussions surrounding the role of the Receiver. Perfect for enhancing your understanding of the key concepts and character developments in these chapters.