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The ending of the novel can be interpreted in two different ways.  Discuss these two possibilities.

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The ending of the novel can be interpreted in two different ways.  Discuss these two possibilities.

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Take a side: the value of celebrating differences between people versus the value of making everyone in a society feel they belong.  Explain.

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Take a side: the value of celebrating differences between people versus the value of making everyone in a society feel they belong.  Explain.

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Lois Lowry was inspired to write The Giver after visiting her father in a nursing home, who had lost most of his long-term memory.  How did she incorporate this aspect of memory loss into her book?

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Lois Lowry was inspired to write The Giver after visiting her father in a nursing home, who had lost most of his long-term memory.  How did she incorporate this aspect of memory loss into her book?

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Describe the different ways Jonas "rebels" against authority.

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Describe the different ways Jonas "rebels" against authority.

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Describe/Explain what happened to the previous "receiver." (Rosemary)

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Describe/Explain what happened to the previous "receiver." (Rosemary)

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Complete the following sentence with a phrase, and explain if necessary:

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Complete the following sentence with a phrase, and explain if necessary:

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As Jonas receives more and more memories, he begins to . . .

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At the end of a memory session, Jonas was told to call the old man "the giver" rather than "the receiver."  Explain why.

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At the end of a memory session, Jonas was told to call the old man "the giver" rather than "the receiver."  Explain why.

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Explain why The Receiver looks so much older than he actually is.

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Explain why The Receiver looks so much older than he actually is.

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Why are there so many books in the home of The Receiver?

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Why are there so many books in the home of The Receiver?

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Name several things The Receiver is not allowed to have or do and explain why.

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Name several things The Receiver is not allowed to have or do and explain why.

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Discuss the "age milestones" in the book: 1 year old, 7 years old, 8 years old, 9 years old, and 11 years old.

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Discuss the "age milestones" in the book: 1 year old, 7 years old, 8 years old, 9 years old, and 11 years old.

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In The Giver, Lois Lowry uses very little figurative language, which is unusual in literature.  Why do you think she chose to write this way?

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In The Giver, Lois Lowry uses very little figurative language, which is unusual in literature.  Why do you think she chose to write this way?

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Describe/Explain the characteristics The Receiver must possess.

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Describe/Explain the characteristics The Receiver must possess.

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Determine the genre for The Giver and explain it.

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Determine the genre for The Giver and explain it.