Dystopian Novel The Hunger Games Real World Connections

In the text it states, "But secretly I’m wondering (a)  

• Dystopian Society
• Survival
• Violence in Reality Television

In the text it states, "That’s right. If we win, we’ll each get a house in the part of town reserved for Hunger Games’ victors." Which theme does this text evidence connect to? (a)  

• Dystopian Society
• Survival
• Violence in Reality Television

In the text it states, "“Thresh is dead,” says Peeta. (a)  

• Dystopian Society
• Survival
• Violence in Reality Television

In the text it states, "I have to bury the real (a)  

• Dystopian Society
• Survival
• Violence in Reality Television

In the text it states, "What’s left of Foxface’s emaciated body is lifted into the air. I can see the red glint of her hair in the sunlight.” Which theme is this text evidence connected to? (a)  

• Dystopian Society
• Survival
• Violence in Reality Television

In the text it states, "Too expensive for my family to eat. Unless it’s gone very (a)  

• Dystopian Society
• Survival
• Violence in Reality Television

In the text it states, "And it’s true, Peeta has always had enough to eat. But (a)  

• Dystopian Society
• Survival
• Violence in Reality Television

In the text it states, "For the first time, I allow myself to truly think about the possibility that I might make it home. To fame. To wealth. To my own house in the Victor’s Village." Which theme is this text evidence connected to? (a)  

• Dystopian Society
• Survival
• Violence in Reality Television

In the text it states, "I know I’ll never marry, never risk bringing a child into the world. Because if there’s one thing being a victor doesn’t guarantee, it’s your children’s safety." Which theme is this text evidence connected to? (a)  

• Dystopian Society
• Survival
• Violence in Reality Television

In the text it states, “He’ll be hunting us by now,” says Peeta. “Cato isn’t one to (a)  

• Dystopian Society
• Survival
• Violence in Reality Television