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- What are the advantages and disadvantages in Jonas's community?
- What are some possible benefits of the definition of family in Jonas community?
- What is the role of the family unit in Jonas's community and how is it different from the concept of family in our culture?
- How are the family units in the giver different from out concept of family in the real world?
- What are advantages and disadvantages of sameness in the giver?
- What is the family unit of society?
- What does the family unit look like in Jonas world?
- Why are grandparents not part of the family unit in the giver?
- What is the downside of Jonas's new position?
- How are the family units created in The Giver?
- When children grow up into adults what happens to their parents in Jonas's world why How do you feel about this arrangement explain?
- What do you think of the family unit within this unique community how do their daily rituals enhance the close bond between family members use a citation?
- What are families like in the Giver?
What are the advantages and disadvantages in Jonas's community?
“We really have to protect people from wrong choices.” (page 124) If they protect them from wrong choices the community would be safer and there couldn't be crime or prejudice because that would be a wrong choice.
What are some possible benefits of the definition of family in Jonas community?
The adults do not love each other. As the man and woman do not love each other, they also do not love their children. When Jonas asks his parents if they love him, he is scolded for using imprecise language. His parents tell him they are proud of him and enjoy him, but of course they do not love him.
What is the role of the family unit in Jonas's community and how is it different from the concept of family in our culture?
What was the role of the "family unit" in Jonas? s community, and how is it different from the concept of family in our culture? ... Its role was to raise children by the rules. Children were assigned to each set of parents; when the children were old enough, the parents were removed to a home for Childless Parents.
How are the family units in the giver different from out concept of family in the real world?
Jonas's family life is going to be different from your family life because his father and mother are appointed by a committee, as is his sister, and none of them are biologically related. ... One of these rules is that all family units are created for the sole purpose of raising children. There is no love.
What are advantages and disadvantages of sameness in the giver?
Sameness is the concept that everyone gives up choices and feelings. The main disadvantage of Sameness is that the community commits terrible atrocities in the name of sameness. Anyone who does not fit in is killed. An example of this is the newchild who is born a twin.
What is the family unit of society?
In all human societies the family is a primary social unit, and as an institution the family is older than that of religion or state. Children are born and nurtured in the family until such time as they grow into adults and found their own families.
What does the family unit look like in Jonas world?
Each family unit in Jonas's community consists of a male husband and female wife, who can apply for two children, one male and one female. In order to raise children, a couple must fill out an application, which is reviewed by the Committee of Elders.
Why are grandparents not part of the family unit in the giver?
Children were assigned to each set of parents; when the children were old enough, the parents were removed to a home for Childless Parents. There were no natural connections among family members; there was no such thing as love; there were no grandparents or sense of continuity.
What is the downside of Jonas's new position?
Overall, Jonas fears his new assignment, because he will be alone and experience extreme physical pain for the first time. ... Then, he is informed that his job may cause him pain and he isn't allowed to seek treatment for that pain, and that he is not allowed to talk about his job with other people.
How are the family units created in The Giver?
Family units are created by a committee. The purpose of the family unit is to raise children between the ages of 1 year and adulthood. ... Once two adults are paired, they are given one boy and one girl. The pair first apply for a child, one at a time, which is granted by the committee.
When children grow up into adults what happens to their parents in Jonas's world why How do you feel about this arrangement explain?
When their kids are grown, parents go to live with the Childless Adults, and have little contact with their children after that. In The Giver, families are carefully planned. Parents are matched based on their child-rearing potential, and assigned children once they apply for them.
What do you think of the family unit within this unique community how do their daily rituals enhance the close bond between family members use a citation?
In The Giver, the daily rituals enhance the close bond between family members by exposing each person's innermost feelings and private thoughts in an open forum, where family members can offer advice and discuss difficult issues.
What are families like in the Giver?
The families are very controlled and don't live like us, in free countries, in the present day. Families in the Giver are chosen by the Committee of Elders and not by the people or love. Children are not born through love. They live very differently than us.
