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The Giver Reading Log Ch. 1-19
Chapter one
• Everyone was silent after an aircraft had flown over the community it was a Pilot in Training he had misread the navigational instructions. The Pilot was released out of the community.
• Asher is Jonas' best friend, he talked to fast and mixed up his words which Jonas thought was funny. Asher was late for class; he had to tell his explanations frequently.
• Jonas' Father works at the nurturing center and there is a baby there that was not doing well.
*What does it mean to be released?
Chapter two
• His father though that the ceremony of the ones was always fun, the ones got their names and were put in a dwelling.
• The twelve's are given their assignment for their community.
*What are all the assignments for the twelve's?
Chapter three
• The newborn's name is Gabriel; Jonas' father went and looked on the sheet, which was against the rules.
• When you are a seven it is against the rules to ride a bike although they do it but not in public.
• A comfort object is a stuffed animal that newborns get for the emotional needs.
• Jonas stills an apple from the recreational center, which is against the rules.
• Lily wants to become a birthmother when she becomes a twelve and her mother tells her that it is just 3 years of giving birth then you'd become a laborer.
*What did he actually see on the apple?
Chapter four
• Jonas has to do his volunteer hours so he can become a twelve and get his assignment for the community.
• He bathes the old with Fiona and Asher; they talk about the release of Roberto.
*Why don't they just die instead of being released?
Chapter five
• Jonas has a dream of Fiona and him in the bathing room and Jonas wants to bathe Fiona and she just laughs at him.
• Stirrings are what the dreams he is having are called.
• Jonas gets the pills to stop the feeling he is having.
*Why don't the elders want Jonas to have feelings?
Chapter six
• The fours, fives, and sixes all have a jacket that had buttons on the back so

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