Ineed some answers today soon with the book 'the giver'? 1. what happens to identical twins in this community? (1 point)
they are welcomed into separate homes
the smaller twin is released
their birthmother is allowed to keep one of them
2. the giver often feels pain caused by
powerful memories of violence and war.
the transmission of memories to jonas.
his isolation from the committee of elders.
3. the giver's favorite memory is
remembering falling in love with his spouse
sailing on a lake
a family christmas celebration
4. jonas calms gabriel at night by
transmitting a memory to him
singing to him softly
rocking him to sleep
5. the committee of elders consulted the giver when they were considering which of the following:
building a new facility for the house of the old
increasing the number of children in a family to three
allowing twelves to pick their own assignments
6. why is gabriel in danger of being released?
he has difficulty sleeping through the night and is small for his age.
he is gravely ill.
he has a twin.
7. in addition to his vast store of memories, where else does the giver get his wisdom?
from a past assignment
by reading books
through conversations with the chief elder
8. the very first memory the giver transmits to jonas is
a family celebrating christmas
sledding down a hill
a wartime battle

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