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    Name: _______________________________________

    STUDY GUIDE
    The Giver by Lois Lowry
    I.

    Plot
    A.

    B.

    Five Stages of Plot


    (see plot diagram)
    Conflict
    1.____________________________________________________________________________
    2. ___________________________________________________________________________

    II.

    Characters
    A.
    Character types:
    1.
    Protagonist: _________________________________
    Antagonist: _________________________________
    Dynamic character: ___________________________
    Static character: _____________________________
    B.

    Characterization (Jonas)
    1.
    Physical description: _____________________________________________________
    2.

    Speech and actions: _____________________________________________________


    _____________________________________________________

    III.

    Setting
    A.
    Time and Place: _________________________________________________________________

    IV.

    Point of view:

    V.

    Themes
    1.
    _______________________________________________________________________________

    VI.

    ___________________________________________

    2.

    _______________________________________________________________________________

    3.

    _______________________________________________________________________________

    4.

    _______________________________________________________________________________

    Symbolism:
    1.
    ________________________________________________________________________________
    2.

    ________________________________________________________________________________

    3.

    ________________________________________________________________________________

    4.

    ________________________________________________________________________________

    5.

    ________________________________________________________________________________

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