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The Giver, Lois Lowry, publish date: 1993

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The Giver, Lois Lowry, publish date: 1993

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Damian

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--Community pg 2
--Jonas´s dwelling pg 6
--Learning center pg 30
--House of the Old pg 35
--Nurturing Center pg 35
--Food Distribution pg 35
--Childcare Center pg 35
--Central Plaza pg 35
--Auditorium pg 35
--Hall of Open Records pg 36
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--Jonas--- Main character pg 1
--Lily--Jonas sister pg 2
--Father-- Jonas parent pg 6
--Mother--Jonas parent pg 7
--Asher-- Jonas friend pg 3
--Instructor-- Jonas Instructor pg 5
--Edna-- a birthmother who also got released pg 40
--Yoshiko-- Jonas friend pg 21
--Pilot-- a person who flies in a jet pg 3
--Andrei--Jonas friend pg 21
--Larissa-- A woman that has a job in the house of the old pg 38
--Fiona--Asher's  friend pg
--Gabriel-- A new born baby pg 28
--Roberto-- A man who got released pg 38
--Katya--Father´s sisters pg 18

--Fritz--Dwelling next door of Jonas pg 58
--Caleb--A four who fell into a river. Also a replacement baby pg 56
--Thea--Fiona´s friend pg
--Bruno--Finoa´s new brother pg 56
--Chief Elder-- the leader of the community pg 65
--Harriet-- A female at midday break pg 64
--Pierre-- A serious kid that Jonas does not like pg 64
--Madeline--Number one in Jonas´s school pg 66
--Isaac--Isaac who got Assignment  as Instructor pg 67
--Inger--A Two received her Assignment as Birthmother pg 67
--The Giver--The old Reciver of Memory, and now passing down memories to Jonas pg 110
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Directions--List ages 0-12 and what is received/taken away at each age.
New children= receives comfort object
ones=name received, and gets a family unit
twos=not stated in novel
threes=begin dream telling, acquiring correct language
fours=receive back button jackets
five=not stated in the novel
six=not stated in novel
seven=front buttons jacket, back button jacket taken away
eight=volunteer hours received, hair ribbons received, comfort object taken away   nine=bicycle received
ten=distinguishing hair cut
eleven=new clothing received, construction toys
twelve=assignment received

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Directions--There are a few different themes in The Giver, some are more obvious than others. List the universal themes and then the theme.
Universal theme=the big picture, 1-2 words
Theme=a complete sentence that is general, the lesson/moral of the story, and not about one specific character.

Universal theme=no freedom

Theme=The theme for The Giver is to sometimes accepted where you are at.

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Jonas at the Beginning of the Novel--Complete after reading chapter 3.

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Jonas at the Beginning of the Novel--Complete after reading chapter 3.

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Directions--Describe the character, Jonas, at the start of the novel. Include an image that would be a symbol to represent Jonas at this point of the story. Explain how this image you chose symbolizes Jonas.
Jonas in the start was sacred because of the jet that close to the ground.
(The symbol is ancient for scared)

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Jonas at the Middle of the Novel--Complete after reading chapter 11.

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Jonas at the Middle of the Novel--Complete after reading chapter 11.

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Directions--Describe the character, Jonas, in the middle of the novel. Include an image that would be a symbol to represent Jonas at this point of the story. Explain how this image you chose symbolizes Jonas.
Jonas feels separate from the community

(This symbol means separated)

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Jonas at the End of the Novel--I will let you know when to do this.

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Jonas at the End of the Novel--I will let you know when to do this.

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Jonas at the end was free because he escapes from the community. Jonas and The Giver planned for Jonas to escape in the night of the ceremonies.

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A memory I think Jonas will receive is how it feels to get shot

Jonas was at the middle of a war, he heard gunshots around him and men were on the ground. Then in a second he felt enormous amount of pain in his leg. He was shot and blood started to come out of Jonas's leg. Jonas started to craw to take cover but that just made his leg hurt even more with more blood coming out of his leg. Jonas put pressure on the wound but it hurt but less blood started coming out now. Jonas open his eyes and found himself in the Anex room with him still on the bed with his leg hurting.

I chose the memory of Jonas getting shot because since he broke his leg from the sled ride with bone showing which had gave me an idea of Jonas getting shot.

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Directions--We looked at 4 different types of conflict that are found in literature. Name the type of conflict, who/what is involved in the conflict, explain why it is a conflict, add an image/symbol to represent the conflict.
Man vs. Nature
Jonas and Gabe are involved in the conflict.
Man vs. Nature is a conflict because you are alone or with someone like the the season winter.

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Directions--As we read the novel, be sure to answer the questions. You can just get to the point with your answer for this box.
Due by Wed., May 1=question 1
1. Use chp 3, pg 29, read 1st full paragraph and answer--What does this detail suggest about the role of the announcements in Jonas’s community? Be specific and support your answer.
YOUR ANSWER--
In the first paragraph the role of announcements is to remind or to say what is not okay to do. The authors view point = to publicly shame people.

2. Jonas’s community is highly regulated with rules. Read the sections about the rule against bragging (34). Answer and support-- What is the rule’s purpose in the community? Why does it exist? What impact does the rule have on the community?
YOUR ANSWER--
The rule in the community is to not make other people hurt. The impact on the community is to be the same.

3. Which narrative point of view (POV) is used in The Giver? Use pg 67 to support your answer with text evidence with the sentence from the novel that proves the POV you chose.
YOUR ANSWER--
Third person limited because on page 66-67 the narrator says ¨Jonas was certainly glad that Assignment was taken...¨

Use p. 82: How does Jonas feel upon leaving the auditorium? Which words make you think that? (support your answer)
YOUR ANSWER--
Jonas felt separate different.
QUESTION #5
How has Jonas’s attitude shifted slightly in chapter twelve? Make sure to explain your answer using details from the text. Use chapter 12.  HINT-Keep this in mind as you think about a new symbol to symbolize Jonas in the Middle of the Novel.

YOUR ANSWER--
Jonas attitude change slightly by the assignment he has here is an example Jonas changed the subject because he can not talk about his assinment.
QUESTION #6
1. Click the link and watch the video either together or on your own.
2. Answer the following questions with your group. Be sure to support your response.
A. Define a protagonist & give an example from the video or from a story you know.
YOUR ANSWER
Protagonist=The main character of the story and the good guy. Example: The three little pigs are the protagonist.

B. Define an antagonist & give an example from the video or from a story you know.
YOUR ANSWER
Antagonist= Opposing force or character who leads the conflict against the protagonist. Example: The big bad wolf is trying to eat the three little pigs.

C. In The Giver, who is the protagonist and antagonist? Support your answer. Be sure to go over terms and explain pro & ant are not always people.
YOUR ANSWER
The protagonist is Jonas because he follows the rules of the community. While the community is the antagonist because the community use the punishment wand for children who start walking and through out their life until school ends when they are a twelve.

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Directions--This novel is considered to have more than one moment that is the climax of the story. What do you consider to be the climax? Why? You may add an image, but you are required to add a quote that represents the climax you chose. Then explain how that quote connects.
Example--In The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, a quote that stands out for me is, "It's my life, it's now or never," written by Jon Bon Jovi. When Dorothy destroys Wicked Witch, it was do or die time for her. The quote from a song, shows that Dorothy is taking charge of her life and has to do something now in order to save herself and her friends.
In The Giver a quote that stands out is "Welcome, Receiver of Memory" written by Lois Lowry. This is when a female Attendant said to Jonas respectfully.

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Directions--

Depending on your perception of the novel, what is the resolution? In other words, how was the problem solved?Support your answer. Find a song  that fits or connects to the resolution. Then write 2-3 sentences that explain how the song connects to the resolution. Add the link of the song video to your Padlet. DO NOT USE A SONG OR THE THEME SONG FROM THE MOVIE!
Example--A song that represents the resolution in the Wonderful Wizard of Oz, for me is, "In My Life," by the Beatles. Dorothy realizes that there is no place like home. From the beginning of the story Dorothy wanted to escape her family, rules, ordinary life, and save her dog from the cranky neighbor. In the end, Dorothy realized that she had the power to go home and be with her family.
A song that represents The Giver is Runaway
Runaway connects to The Giver because Jonas runs away from the community. Second, Jonas only ran away for one reasons. The first reason was two save Gabe.