Are all of these definitions correct? I had to find the def. for the book "THE GIVER"...(details)?

We're starting the book THE GIVER in english, double accelerated english, is it a difficult book? What's it about?
Also are these definitions correct?

19. Conspicuous- easily seen or noticed, attracting special attention
20. Conveyance- a means of transporting, transmission, communication
21. Defiant- boldly resistant or challenging, rebellious
22. Dejected- depressed in spirits, disheartened
23. Devastated- destroy, overwhelm
24. Disposition- act or the power of disposing or the state of being disposed
25. Disquieting- causing anxiety or uneasiness, Absence of peace or rest
26. Distended- increased, as in size, volume, etc., expanded
27. Distraught 鈥?distracted, deeply agitated, mentally deranged, crazed
28. Electrode- a conductor, not necessarily metallic, through which a current enters or leaves
29. Embedded- to fix into a surrounding mass, to surround tightly or firmly
30. Excruciating- to inflict severe pain upon, torture, to cause mental anguish to, irritate greatly
31. Exhilarating- to enliven, invigorate, stimulate, to make cheerful
32. Exquisite- of special beauty or charm, or rare and appealing excellence
33. Exuberant- extremely good, overflowing, plentiful
34. Fretful- disposed or quick to fret, irritable or peevish.
35. Grotesquely- odd or unnatural in shape, appearance, or character, fantastic in the shaping and combination of forms
36. Hatchery- a place for hatching eggs of hens, fish, etc., commercial or government site where the young are hatched, cared for, and sold or distributed
37. Immobilized - to make immobile or immovable, fix in place, to prevent the use, activity, or movement of
38. Imploringly- to beg urgently or piteously, as for aid or mercy

The definitions are correct. I remember reading this book however i didn't really get to finish it. From what I've read, i can say it's about a boy name Jonas who lives in a community with very strict rules and different ways of living. For example, when a baby is born it is assigned to a family to take care of, and every age is in groups. Ex. There are groups of "fives" which are 5 year olds, etc... Once the kids turn 12 they will be assigned to a permanent job by the people in his community. Jonas is chosen to become a Receiver of Memories. Those are the main details i remember reading. I wasn't too into it when i first started reading it but it got better. Hope i helped!

i think that they are correct but that book was so boring and i really didnt understand some of the things that they were saying...
i dont really know what to tell you about this book because it was so boring and i didnt pay attention in skool about it

Yes, they are right. The Giver is a good book, although I haven't read it in a while. English is my first language, so I can't really judge the difficulty of it for you, but I found it easy to read, and entertaining.
All the definitions are right. Good luck!

I don't remember for sure but it's this place where when kids are 12, their jobs are picked for them. And there's one guy (the Giver) that keeps all the memories. And a bunch of weird things happen ithis town/place. The main character, this boy, is chosen to be the new giver.
But it is kind of difficult to understand. Our class read it in 6th grade. Well the teacher read it to us and we followed along. So it was a while ago.

I didnt read all the defenitions but they look correct , the ones I read, umm I read the Giver and its about this boy named Jonas and he lives in an urbanized world and he is assigned a job and his job is to be the giver and he sees into the past cause this old man(the old giver) shows him how to see the past, the past has pain,happiness, love and other feelings that Jonas doesnt feel and Jonas eventually goes into the other world to find feelings with a little boy named Gabe, ohh and i Hate THE ENDING. And by the way when people get injected with the needle thingy they DIE !

i think the definitions are correct, check merriam-webster.com...the giver is a book that is easy to read, but has tons of those silly symbolizms (i think)....it is about this guy who lives in a world with no color, in a very controlled environment, no one has any feelings either, ne way, on their 13 bday or something, they get assigned a job, and so this guy gets the job of the next giver, who is the most important person in the city , and who has the memories of what life is really like (ex snow, colors, joy, etc)...ne more and id give it away, but it has a terrrible ending (too abrupt for my taste)...so ya...

Yes, they are correct. You can always rely on Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary to get accurate and current meanings.