Yes, its 2 twelves smaller.
no becaue if u divide and get the decimal, eight twelves is .67 and 5 twelves is .42 which is so much less.
six twelves as a decimal = 72.0
9 twelves = 108 = 10,800%
Three twelves is 36. Four twelves is 48. 36 - 48 = -12. Three twelfths - fourth twelfths equals minus one twelfth.
the inaugural address.
Assignment
Jonas was upset during the Ceremony of Twelves because he was skipped over when the Chief Elder announced the Assignments for the year. This caused him anxiety and uncertainty about his future role in the community.
Citizen In Training.
Once they have received their assignments, they no longer have volunteer work. They begin their training.
The Ceremony of the Ones is when children turn One and receive their name. The Ceremony of the Sevens is when children are given a new jacket with pockets to symbolize responsibility. The Ceremony of the Eights is when children receive their vocation. The Ceremonies of the Nines, Tens, Elevens, and Twelves involve further training and preparation for adulthood. The Matching of the Spouses is a ceremony where couples are chosen by the community for compatibility and partnership.
In "The Giver," each of the twelves received their assigned job at the Ceremony. This ceremony marks their transition from childhood to adulthood and they are given their roles based on their abilities and interests.
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seven twelves
The ceremony of twelve starts after the ceremony of eleven and is the last ceremony that is done, most adults forget their age after that. It starts with the numbers that all the children were given at birth Jonas's number is 19 so he would be the nineteenth person to receive his assignment, but there is a strange twist here so you will just have to read it. :)
At the ceremony of tweles they give the 12s their assignments which would be ther jobs for the rest of their lives into they reach into their old age stage
The major change the twelves have is that they get jobs and jonas gets the most important job of all