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What is the special power the receiver of memory needs to have from the book the Giver?
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∙ 9y ago
"The ability to see ahead"
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∙ 9y ago
The special power the receiver of memory needs to have in "The Giver" is the ability to experience and hold on to memories from the past. This power allows them to understand the true depth of human emotion and experience, which others in their community are shielded from.
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What are Jonas' instruction's for his receiver training?
he needs to listen to listen to the Chief Elder and remember all he and the others say
What are the five attributes that a person needs to have to be a receiver in the book the giver?
intellegence, integrity, courage, wisdom, and capacity to see beyond.
In the Giver Why does the community need a receiver?
The community needs a Receiver to hold all the memories of the past so that the people can live in a controlled environment, free of pain, discomfort, and conflict. The Receiver's role is to bear the burden of memories and provide guidance to the community leaders.
Why did the community make the distinction between selection for reciever of memory and assignment for all other occupations?
The community made this distinction to ensure that the Receiver of Memory was chosen based on their unique qualities and abilities that are necessary for the role, such as intelligence and courage. Other occupations were assigned based on the needs of the community, without taking individual strengths and qualities into consideration.
Why must the receiver of memory must have the capacity to see beyond in the giver?
The receiver needs to be able to see beyond because they must understand the memories in a deeper way to learn from them and prevent making the same mistakes. By seeing beyond the giver's experiences, they can gain wisdom and insight into the past in order to make better decisions for the future. Additionally, being able to see beyond allows the receiver to empathize with others and make connections between different memories.
How is the importance of memory developed in the book the giver?
Tryna find that out myself.... :( Wow shouldn't have answered this. I am NO help
What was the difference in the giver of being selected and assigned?
Being assigned, like most people, gives you a job based on your personality and interests. Selection is decided from birth for a job like the Receiver and Giver of Memory, which require special characteristics like seeing color, giving/receiving memories, etc.
Does the Psp 3000 need a memory card made just for the psp or can it be a regular memory card?
It needs a Memory Stick brand memory card, which is a special one made by Sony for Sony products.
Why does Jonas need courage to be the receiver in the giver?
Jonas needs courage to be the Receiver because the role exposes him to intense memories of pain, suffering, and despair from the past. He must bear the weight of these memories alone, without being able to share them with others. This can be emotionally challenging and requires immense strength to endure.
What is caused when an application does not properly release memory allocated to it that it no longer needs and continually requests more memory than it needs?
memory leak
Why does the xbox 360 need memory?
The Xbox 360 needs memory because it doesnt have a memory unit installed and it needs memory for gamer profiles and games.
What do you do about your special-needs teen who lies continually?
Maybe your special-needs teen does not lie, but is confabulation (i.e. fills in gaps in memory by fabrication). If s/he has problem with his/her short-term memory, s/he might not remember what happened, but the brain fills in the gaps. So s/he is not telling a lie, merely telling, what his/her brain THINKS happened. If the problem is lack of short-term memory, the best thing is immediately after an incident to talk it over, so the brain does not make up things. Also, it is important not to tell the special-needs teen (or child), that what s/he is telling is not true, as it will impair his/her self-esteem.
