2025 RP Reading Bowl

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In the book Legend, how does the relationship between June and Day contribute to the theme of perspective in the novel?

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It demonstrates how initial perceptions can be misleading.

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What does the plague and its cure reveal about the government in “Legend”?

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The government uses the plague as a form of population control.

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In "Legend", what is the main reason for conflict between the Republic and the Colonies?

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Disagreement over government styles

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What is the main reason America Singer initially decides to enter the Selection? Options: she wants to become queen, She hopes to meet Prince Maxon, Her mother pressures her to do it, She wants to help her family financially

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She wants to help her family financially

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How does America’s relationship with Aspen affect her experience in the Selection?

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It causes her to feel conflicted about her feelings for Maxon.

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Analyze how the concept of “The Hunger Games” serves as a tool for control and manipulation by the Capitol. What does this reveal about the nature of power in the novel?

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The Games instill fear and obedience by demonstrating the Capitol’s dominance over the districts.

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Evaluate the role of media and public perception in “The Hunger Games”. How does Katniss use these elements to her advantage and what does this suggest about the power of narrative and image?

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Katniss uses the persona “girl on fire” to garner support and challenge the Capitol’s narrative.

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According to the book “How to Change Everything: The Young Human’s Guide to Protecting the Planet and Each Other”, what is one of the main causes of climate change?

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Burning of fossil fuels

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What does the book, “How to Change Everything: The Young Human’s Guide to protecting the Planet and Each Other”, suggest young people can do to make a difference in fighting climate change?

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Engage in activism and raise awareness.

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Which of the following best describes the concept of “sustainable architecture” as presented in the book? Buildings that are very tall and impressive, Structures that are designed to minimize environmental impact, Houses made entirely of recycled materials , Buildings that can withstand natural disasters

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Structures that are designed to minimize environmental impact