The Hunger Games & The Classical Roots - Study Sync

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Reasons for the Capitol's reaping and Hunger Games

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Show off power; Track population

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Capitol's control over resources

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Controls most food and resources for districts

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Inference from Chapter 1, Paragraph 6

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Square feels ominous and invaded on reaping day.

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Katniss's reaction to Prim's untucked blouse

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Reminds her to protect Prim

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Katniss's view of the Capitol

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Cynical of their rule over districts

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Corruption and unfairness in Panem's rule

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Best supported by Chapter 1 excerpts

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Meaning of 'classical' in The Hunger Games

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Classical: ancient civilizations; Classic: timeless literature.

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Katniss Everdeen's character

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Intentional choice by the author: female hero

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President's priorities in The Hunger Games

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Cares more about self-reward than fairness

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Definition of Inference

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Educated guess based on evidence and background knowledge