The Hunger Games - Extract from Chapter 1

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What does the word 'obliterated' imply about the thirteenth district?

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Destroyed completely.

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What does 'a life of ease' imply in the passage?

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Living comfortably without much hardship.

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What does 'festivity' mean as used in the passage?

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A joyful and celebratory event or activity.

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What does the phrase 'ringed by' mean in the context of the text?

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Enclosed or surrounded by.

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What is the closest meaning to 'repentance' in the context of the passage?

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Sincere regret or remorse for one's wrongdoings.

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What is the significance of the Capitol in 'The Hunger Games'?

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The Capitol represents power and control over the districts.

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How do the Hunger Games serve as a form of control for the Capitol?

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They instill fear and remind the districts of the Capitol's power.

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What role does the mayor play in the context of the Hunger Games?

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The mayor represents the local authority and conveys the Capitol's messages.

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What does the term 'tribute' refer to in 'The Hunger Games'?

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A person selected to participate in the Hunger Games.

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How does the setting of 'The Hunger Games' influence the story?

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The dystopian setting highlights themes of survival and oppression.