Question

he was certain that his assignment, whatever it was to be, and ashers too, would be the right one for them. he only wished that the midday break would conclude, that the audience would reenter the auditorium, and the suspense would end. as if in answer to his unspoken wish, the signal came and the crowd began to move toward the doors. from lois lowry, the giver. copyright 1993 by lois lowry what does the information in the passage suggest about the community? the citizens are not allowed to make many big life decisions on their own. the citizens place greater value on having intelligence than having a calm disposition. the citizens develop deep and meaningful relationships with friends and spouses. the citizens do not always fit in and often apply to live in other communities.

Explanation:

The passage mentions "Assignment" as something determined for the characters, implying external control over major life choices. No info supports intelligence over calmness, deep relationships, or frequent moves to other communities.

Answer:

The citizens are not allowed to make many big life decisions on their own.