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Describe the Celebration of Release of Roberto.
First, he told about his life. Then the attendants toasted, cheered, and chanted the anthem. Then Roberto made a good-bye speech. After that, he bowed and walked through a special door in the Releasing Room.
Did Larissa know exactly where Roberto or anyone else went when they were released?
False
What was Jonas's dream about and what did his parents say about it?
Jonas dreamed that he wanted Fiona to get in the bathtub so he could bathe her. His parents said it was the beginning signs of the stirrings and he had to take pills.
What are the multiple perspectives mentioned?
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What rules are mentioned in these chapters?
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Study Notes
Celebration of Release
- Roberto's release included a speech about his life, followed by toasts, cheers, and chanting of the anthem.
- A special farewell included Roberto walking through a designated door in the Releasing Room.
Knowledge of Release
- The community is unaware of the exact fate of individuals after release; only the Committee possesses this knowledge.
Jonas's Dream
- Jonas experienced a dream involving Fiona in a bathtub, which his parents identified as the onset of "the stirrings."
- As a response to the dream, Jonas is required to start taking medication to suppress these feelings.
Multiple Perspectives
- Different characters, including Larissa, Jonas, and his mother, provide varied viewpoints throughout the narrative.
Mentioned Rules
- It is prohibited to view anyone’s nakedness except for newborns and elderly individuals within the community.
- Sharing feelings and dreams with family units is mandatory.
- Job assignments are determined by the elders, removing personal choice in career paths.
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Test your understanding of key vocabulary from chapters 3 to 5 of 'The Giver'. This quiz features flashcards that cover important terms and their definitions related to the story's themes and events. Enhance your knowledge and recall of the book's content through engaging questions.
