Chapters 9 & 10 of The Giver
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1. What stood out to you the most about Jonas's rules? Why?

2. What stood out the most to Jonas? Why?

3.Do you think that others in the community lie?Do you think the giver lies to Jonas?

4.What unique thing does Jonas notice in the giver dwelling?

5.Why does Jonas not understand the reference the giver tells him about “its like going downhill though deep snow on a sled”?

1.)His first rule tells him to report to the Annex entrance behind the house of the old each day. His second rule tells him to go home after training each day. His third tells him that he is exempt from rudeness and that he may ask questions and get answers from anyone.

2.)Jonas gets a memory of snow, sunshine, a sunburn, a red sled, a rainbow, hunting elephants, a sled crash, being burned, hunger, ocean, a battlefield, riding a horse, a birthday party, Christmas.

3.)When Jonas receives his list of rules and learns that he can lie, he reacts with fear and revulsion. He does not want to be able to lie, and the thought of lying is unsettling. He realizes that the community's rules against lying are ironic, because everything that everyone says and does is recorded.

4.)Jonas notices that the Receiver is the only one with books.

He does not take part in most community events. Before being selected as the new Receiver, Jonas is only vaguely aware of who he is. Jonas notices that the man, “a bearded man with pale eyes,” is watching him during the ceremonies.

5.)The Receiver feels weighed down by so many memories and compares the feeling to a sled slowing down as it has to push against more and more accumulated snow. Jonas does not understand the comparison, because he has never seen snow or a sled. The Receiver decides to transmit the memory of snow to him.

Explanation:

1.)His first rule tells him to report to the Annex entrance behind the house of the old each day. His second rule tells him to go home after training each day. His third tells him that he is exempt from rudeness and that he may ask questions and get answers from anyone.

2.)Jonas gets a memory of snow, sunshine, a sunburn, a red sled, a rainbow, hunting elephants, a sled crash, being burned, hunger, ocean, a battlefield, riding a horse, a birthday party, Christmas.

3.)When Jonas receives his list of rules and learns that he can lie, he reacts with fear and revulsion. He does not want to be able to lie, and the thought of lying is unsettling. He realizes that the community's rules against lying are ironic, because everything that everyone says and does is recorded.

4.)Jonas notices that the Receiver is the only one with books.

He does not take part in most community events. Before being selected as the new Receiver, Jonas is only vaguely aware of who he is. Jonas notices that the man, “a bearded man with pale eyes,” is watching him during the ceremonies.

5.)The Receiver feels weighed down by so many memories and compares the feeling to a sled slowing down as it has to push against more and more accumulated snow. Jonas does not understand the comparison, because he has never seen snow or a sled. The Receiver decides to transmit the memory of snow to him.

c) by giving an example of how mary beth tinker did, in fact, disrupt her mathematics class

explanation:

petitioner john f. tinker, 15 years of age, and solicitor christopher eckhardt, 16 years of age, went to secondary schools in des moines, iowa.

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