Question

1. jonass differences:

• how is jonas different from the other children? what thoughts or feelings show that he notices things others do not?

Explanation:

In The Giver, Jonas is different as he starts seeing colors (like the apple changing) which others don't. His internal thoughts about the uniqueness of the apple's color shift and his unease when others don't notice it show his distinct perception. He also has more complex emotions; for example, his feelings during the Ceremony of Twelve are more profound and confused compared to his peers who seem to follow the routine without deep - seated inner turmoil about their future assignments.

Answer:

Jonas is different as he perceives colors (e.g., the apple's color change) and has more complex, deeper - seated emotions (e.g., during the Ceremony of Twelve) that show he notices things others do not.