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English, 09.10.2019 03:00 amcda213040

Chapter 6-9 questions for the giver:

1. explain why fours, fives, and sixes had to wear jackets that were buttoned down their backs.

2. what did the pockets on lily's jacket represent?

3. explain the process on how a person gets assigned a spouse (husband/wife)?

4 explain why jonas wasn't assigned a job.

5. what are the characteristics needed in order to be a receiver of memory?

6. explain what it means when a name is not used again in the community.

7. why is jonas scared about the rule of lying?

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