1. Perseverance and
Literature
By: Tekaiyah Culbreath
11-14-2012
ELA/4th period
Mrs. Douglas

2. The Giver Advertisement
The main problem is that the residents
of the community no longer experience
any of the most basic emotions of
humanity, nor do they see things in color
(Jonas does see color). Everyone is the
same - there is no variety and no
differences. People have lost the ability
to love or to feel passion or compassion
about anything. On the rare occasions
when emotions do get unleashed on the
community, people find it very hard to
cope with them.

3. Jonas’s solution
The main problem is that people don't have
rights. They can't chose how to live. It is all
decided for them. Their jobs and husband wife is
chosen for them. They can't have children of their
own and they can't decide how many kids to
have(Well, not more than two.). If they want
two, one is to be a girl and the other a boy. There is
no choice there. They can't see colors. They can't
remember the history of the world. They also can't
feel pain. The Giver's job is to basically live while
these people just go through the motions. the
solution was getting rid of The giver, forcing the
people to remember and to live.

4. Zebra’s Advertisement
Zebra was a very fast runner and
one day he could not stop
himself and he fell and hurt his
hand and his hand was hurting
for a long time them he met a
man whom loved to draw.

5. Adam(zebra) solution
Zebra joined the man’s summer art
class and was assigned to make a
drawing and he was assigned to draw a
picture. The teacher liked it and posted
it on the wall and all the student liked it.

6. Seventh Grade
Advertisement
It was the first day of school for victor.
He met this girl named Teresa and he
fell in love with her. He was trying to
get her attention, but he never got it
until French. He trying to impress her
by speaking French.

7. Victor’s Solution
Victor was embarrassed. After class
Mr. Bueller asked to see him and
Teresa was still there. When Mr.
Bueller was done speaking to
Victor, Teresa asked if he could help
her speak French. He thought “I
going to like seventh grade.”

8. Reflections
Holt McDougal
LITERATURE

9. THE END