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Name: Diego Martinez
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THE GIVER Chapter 19: Post-Reading Reflection
In Chapter 19, Jonas views a Ceremony of Release for the first time, and readers learn the truth about "release." Now that
know what release means, reflect on your prediction.
How close to the truth were you? Rate the accuracy of your predic
by circling a number on the 1-10 scale. Then,
respond to the questions below.
0
EXCUSE
ME, WHAT?
2
IT SORTA
MADE SENSE.
4
HALFWAY
TRUE...ISH.
6
GETTING
WARM...
8
SO SO SO
CLOSE!
+
+
+
SO WRONG
WELL, AT
LEAST I
TRIED.
3
WRONG. BUT
NOT TOO BAD
5
A DECENT
GUESS
7
TRUE
ENOUGH!
9
T HURTS
ACC
Reflect on your rating. If you were close,
explain how you predicted it. If you
didn't predict it, explain where your
thinking went off track.
What was your initial reaction to learning
the truth about release? Explain how you
feel & don't hold back!
Now that you know the truth ab
release, what questions do you h
What are you wondering? Exple
PREDICT:



Answer :

GinnyAnswer
I'm here to help you understand and answer the question regarding your prediction about the truth of "release" in Chapter 19 of "The Giver."

1. Reflect on your rating:
- If you were close to the truth, explain how you made your prediction.
- If you were not close, explain where your thinking went off track.

2. Initial reaction to learning the truth about release:
- Explain how you felt without holding back.

3. Questions you have after learning the truth about release:
- What are you wondering now? Explore your thoughts.

When reflecting on your prediction, consider the clues provided in the text leading up to the revelation of the truth about "release." Think about any hints or details that might have pointed towards the actual meaning of the term.

Your initial reaction to discovering the truth about "release" could involve a range of emotions depending on how accurately you predicted it. Consider how the revelation impacted your understanding of the story and the society portrayed in the book.

After learning the truth about "release," you might have new questions or uncertainties about the world of "The Giver." Think about what aspects of the concept of release intrigue you or confuse you and consider how they fit into the broader themes of the narrative.

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