Why did Jonas take the apple home?
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He wanted to study the apple because it changed in some way.
He wanted to study the apple because it changed in some way.
He was scared that he wouldn't have food for later.
He was scared that he wouldn't have food for later.
He wanted to give the apple to his little sister.
He wanted to give the apple to his little sister.
He wanted to keep it to play catch the next day with his friend.
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The most logical inference about why Jonas took the apple home is: He wanted to study the apple because it changed in some way.
This inference is supported by Jonas's experience of seeing the apple change in color, which sparks his curiosity and indicates that he is beginning to perceive things differently, a key theme in "The Giver."
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