Chapter 1
When assignments are received.
What is The Ceremony of Twelve?
This is what is received at The Ceremony of Nine.
What is a bicycle?
Gabriel, Jonas, and a female five all have this in common.
What is pale eyes?
Ages when volunteer hours start and end.
What is age 8 to age 12?
Dwelling.
What is a house, apartment, or other place of residence?
This is why the pilot was released.
What is flying over the community?
The rule Jonas's dad broke at work.
What is looking at the naming list?
This character is a seven who talks a lot and is a bit messy.
Who is Lily?
Name of female Eleven that was also volunteering at House of Old.
Who is Fiona?
Nurturer.
Who is a person who tends to the needs of someone, especially a young child.
This is the number of kids and the gender that is allowed of each family unit.
What is two children, one boy and one girl.
Character who is known for being often tardy and goofs around a lot. This is Jonas's best friend.
Who is Asher?
Amount of years Birthmothers work and amount of children Birthmothers have.
What is three years and three children?
Name of woman Jonas bathed.
Who is Larissa?
Stirrings.
What is exciting, strong feelings?
The ritual that takes place every evening at the end of their meals.
What is the telling of feelings?
When names are given.
What is The Ceremony of One.
This is the job a Birthmother has after her work as a Birthmother is over.
What is a laborer?
This is the reason Jonas is unsure of what job he might get assigned.
What is he has volunteered in many different places?
Chastise.
What is to punish or criticize for wrongdoing?
Jonas's parents' jobs.
What is Nurturer and The Department of Justice?
Place that has information on everyone in community (such as their age).
What is the Hall of Open Records?
The object that Jonas saw change mid-air.
What is an apple?
Give two things they do at the celebrations of patients in the House of Old before being released.
What is the telling of the life, chanting of anthem, and lovely goodbye speeches?
Apprehensive.
What is worried or slightly afraid.