In "The Giver," Jonas and the other Elevens are arranged in the following manner as the wait for the Ceremony of Twelve:
Jonas and the others are arranged by the numbers they were given at birth, before they had a name.
This question refers to the "The Giver" by Lois Lowry. The main character is Jonas, and he lives in a society free of crime, but where people do not have much freedom to choose their own lives.
The Ceremony of Twelve decides the job each person will have for the rest of their lives. It happens when kids turn twelve years old.
When Jonas and the other Elevens are waiting for the Ceremony to start, they arranged by the numbers they were given at birth.
In this world, children are only given a name at their First Ceremony. Before that, they are referred to by a number that is given to them in the sequence they were born.
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