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The Giver — Chapter 18

Study guide for 1st – 3rd Grade

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Copywork

About This Passage

The Giver explains which memories he gave Rosemary. These soft words — pain, loss, a child — hold more weight than any loud line could. Copy them carefully and feel how kindness and sorrow can live in the same sentence.

No. And I didn't give her physical pain. But I gave her loneliness. And I gave her loss. I transferred a memory of a child taken from its parents.

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Discussion Questions

Narration Prompt

In your own words, retell what the Giver tells Jonas about a girl named Rosemary. Include what she was like, what happened to her, and why Jonas is thinking about it now.

Discussion Questions

  1. The Giver says he loved Rosemary. How do you know that he still feels sad about her many years later?
  2. Rosemary asked to be released after the Giver gave her loneliness and loss. What makes you think her feelings became too heavy to carry?

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Vocabulary Builder

Item 1

Said a question to someone, hoping they will answer.

Item 2

Cared about someone with your whole heart and wanted good things for them.

Item 3

The special word that tells who a person is.

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Critical Thinking

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