Hunger Games Ch. 1-6

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What does the dandelion symbolize for Katniss in Chapter 1?

Back

The dandelion symbolizes hope and survival for Katniss, reminding her of her ability to endure and thrive despite challenges.

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What was the significance of holding hands for Katniss and Peeta?

Back

Holding hands was their first act of rebellion against the Capitol, symbolizing unity and defiance.

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Why did Cinna choose to work with District 12 tributes?

Back

Cinna asked for District 12 because he wanted to work with Katniss and Peeta, seeing potential in them.

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How did the districts use Jabberjays as a form of revenge against the Capitol?

Back

The districts fed lies to the Jabberjays, which would then repeat those lies back to the Capitol, causing emotional distress.

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Identify a metaphor from the text and explain its meaning.

Back

The metaphor 'turn my features into an indifferent mask' means that Katniss learns to hide her true feelings and emotions from others.

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What role does the fence play in Katniss's life?

Back

The fence represents both a physical barrier to the outside world and a symbol of the restrictions imposed by the Capitol.

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What does Katniss's ability to hunt signify about her character?

Back

Katniss's hunting skills signify her resourcefulness, independence, and survival instincts.

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How does the Capitol control the districts?

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The Capitol controls the districts through fear, oppression, and the annual Hunger Games, which serve as a reminder of their power.

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What is the importance of the Mockingjay symbol?

Back

The Mockingjay symbolizes rebellion and hope, becoming a key emblem for the resistance against the Capitol.

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Describe the relationship between Katniss and her family.

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Katniss has a protective and nurturing relationship with her family, especially towards her younger sister, Prim.