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1) The title of the book is significant or symbolic to the book because the man that Jonas talks to told him to call him that. the Giver was the Receiver and the Receiver is the basically, the most important assignment in the community.

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1) The three memories that Jonas receives in Chapter in chapter 11 is sled, snow downhill, runners, cold, hill, sunshine, and how sunburn works and feels like.

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1) Jonas is surprised when the Giver turns off the speaker and locks the door because people in the community don't have privacy because the community wants to make sure that people there don't do anything bad and have control of what they do. Jonas never realized that he would get that privacy that he needed.

2) Inferences that I can make about the privacy of normal citizens in the world is that they don't want people to turn against the rules and that not everyone has the privacy that Jonas has.

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1) On page 98, when Jonas was saying, "I thought there was only us. I thought there was only now," was explaining to us that Jonas never knew that there was a lot of things about the world back then that he didn't know because he only knew the things that happened when he was born.

2) I think it's a good way to live because if you don't know the things that happened in the past, people may have a memory from the past. Jonas is the receiver, so that means that he basically has one of the most important jobs in the community. He has to know everything that happens in the community from past to present.

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1) The actual process for transmitting memories is that you have to move to the bed, and lie face down, but before you do that you have to remove your tunic first. He has to be realized because if he isn't the memory won't work.

2) The first memory that Jonas received was that he looked outside and saw that he was up high somewhere. He was beginning to see thick, furry snow. Before, The Giver was telling Jonas about the objects he saw. Now Jonas cleary understands the word sled, hill, downhill, cold, snow, and runners.

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1) The receiver's house is different from other houses in the community because they need privacy, like having the doors locked and having an option to turn off the speaker. They also have to ask for entrance. Lastly, the receiver has many more books than the rest of the community.

2) The reasons for these differences are because there in charge and their position is more important to other assignments.

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Q- Did Lowry combine any aspects of these failed utopias when creating the setting of The Giver?

I think Lowry Combined aspects in the failed utopias to created the setting of the Giver because basically every failed utopia had a similarity to Jonas's environment. Some examples that I found were, The shakers adopted children that weren't blood related, similar to Jonas. Secondly, Fruitlands environment was planned before they came, like Jonas's community. Lastly, People wanted to leave Brook farm because of the jobs and rules and Some people couldn't take Jonas's Community too.

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Q- Can the utopia Jonas lives in survive, based on what you learned about the failed utopias?

I Don't think because every utopia that failed has something that the environment where Jonas lives has. Some laws can go out of hand like the other laws did in the other utopias. For an example, The fruitlands were vegetarians, so that meant they were not allowed to eat meat and use any animal product,such as, honey, wool, and etc. This means that at anytime, the rules can get worse overtime. People that live there can't explain how their utopia would fail because they think that everything is perfect there. At a certain point, something could happen to a community in an instant out of nowhere.

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Chapter 5- What are some things the utopia forbids?

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Chapter 5- What are some things the utopia forbids?

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In Chapter 5 it talks about some things that aren't available in the utopia. Those things are that no nakedness, and objects are not aloud to be moved. Also Jonas has a dream and it's about wishing that he could be in a bath tub like one in a regular home. Jonas still questions why he can't choose things in his life with the rules they have in his community.

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In the Star-Belly Sneetches, the Sneetches  wanted the stars. They thought that with the stars, they could be equal and treated with respect as the others do. Sameness doesn't equal Sneetches because before each of the Sneetches wanted to be different from each other, for an example, one group had stars and the others didn't, but they wanted to have star bellies. At the end, the Sneetches realized that being equal and being different wouldn't matter anymore. They said that everyone could have anything they wanted.

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What similarities do you notice between Ceremonies and birthdays?

The similarities between Ceremonies and birthdays is that, they are both important and special for you, because you advance to a new age group. Basically, birthdays are the things that make you get Ceremonies.