The final exam is on Wednesday the 13. Be prepared to study for at least 20 minutes each day. Final exams are like our “marathon” run. Be prepared to give it your best effort. No retakes will be given on the final.<\/p>\n
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The Giver: A Study Guide<\/strong><\/p>\n (Be warned, you still need to read the novel.<\/em> Memorizing the study guide cannot take the place of reading! This guide is not comprehensive, so every single question won\u2019t be on it.)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 1) What memory does Jonas have after seeing the memory of a family?<\/p>\n <\/p>\n ______________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n 2) The Giver\u2019s \u201cseeing beyond\u201d experience was different than Jonas\u2019. While Jonas saw color, what did The Giver sense?<\/p>\n ______________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n 3) Who is Rosemary to the Giver?<\/p>\n ______________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n 4) Why does Jonas leave the Community?<\/p>\n ______________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n 5) What happens to Jonas\u2019 memories when he leaves the community?<\/p>\n ______________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n 6) How does Jonas keep the planes from discovering him and Gabe?<\/p>\n ______________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n 7) What is ironic about the Job of Nurturer?<\/p>\n ______________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n 8) What are \u201ceuphemisms\u201d? How does the community use euphemisms?<\/p>\n _____________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n _____________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n _____________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n 9) The Giver was supposed to give Jonas memories of courage and strength. Do you think these memories would\u2019ve helped Jonas cope with what he has learned? Why or why not? 5 sentences minimum.<\/p>\n _____________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n _____________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n _____________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n ______________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n _____________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n 10) What does \u201cobsolete\u201d mean, and why do Jonas\u2019 parents say love is \u201cobsolete\u201d? Do you agree? (3-5 sentences)<\/p>\n _____________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n _____________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n _____________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n _____________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n 11) The Giver says to Jonas, \u201cIt\u2019s the choosing that\u2019s important, don\u2019t you think?\u201d What does he mean by that? Do you agree? Why, or why not? Give specific examples.<\/p>\n _____________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n _____________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n _____________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n _____________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n _____________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n ______________________________________________________________________________<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The final exam is on Wednesday the 13. Be prepared to study for at least 20 minutes each day. Final exams are like our “marathon” run. Be prepared to give it your best effort. No retakes will be given on the final. 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