The Hunger Games Chapters 17 & 18 Flashcard

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What act of defiance does Katniss perform to shame the Capitol?

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Katniss places flowers around Rue's dead body.

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What is the significant rule change at the end of chapter 18?

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If the last two tributes are from the same district, both may win the games.

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What event changes Katniss’s focus and perspective during the games?

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Rue dying.

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What physical problem does Katniss face that affects her hunting skills?

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She is deaf in her left ear, which takes away one of her crucial hunting skills.

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What is Katniss's new intense focus after Rue's death?

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To show the Capitol that they can’t control the tributes (revenge).

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What does Katniss's act of placing flowers signify in the context of the story?

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It symbolizes her respect for Rue and her defiance against the Capitol.

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How does Rue's death impact Katniss's view of the Hunger Games?

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It transforms her from a mere survivor to someone seeking justice and rebellion.

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What does the Capitol's rule change imply about the nature of the Hunger Games?

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It suggests that the Capitol is willing to manipulate the rules to maintain control and entertainment.

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What does Katniss's deafness in one ear represent in her character development?

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It highlights her vulnerability and the challenges she faces in survival.

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How does Katniss's relationship with Peeta evolve in chapters 17 and 18?

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It becomes more complex as she grapples with trust and betrayal.