Hunger Games Ch. 1-6

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What is a simile?

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A simile is a figure of speech that compares two different things using the words 'like' or 'as'. For example, 'silent as a stone'.

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Who is an Avox in 'The Hunger Games'?

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An Avox is a person who has been punished by the Capitol for rebellion, often made to serve as a mute servant.

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What does Madge give to Katniss in Chapter 1-6?

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Madge gives Katniss a Mockingjay pin, which symbolizes rebellion and hope.

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What does the dandelion symbolize for Katniss?

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

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What is the significance of Katniss's name being called as tribute?

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When Katniss's name is called as tribute, it signifies her entry into the deadly Hunger Games, a pivotal moment in the story.

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What does Katniss do to protect herself from the Capitol?

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Katniss learns to hide her emotions and create an indifferent mask to protect herself from the Capitol's scrutiny.

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How does Katniss feel about the Avox she recognizes?

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Katniss feels guilt and sadness for the Avox, as she remembers seeing her in the woods during a moment of danger.

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What role does the Mockingjay pin play in the story?

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The Mockingjay pin becomes a symbol of rebellion against the Capitol and represents Katniss's defiance.

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What does Peeta's black eye signify when Katniss sees him at school?

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Peeta's black eye signifies the struggles and violence of their lives, and it gives Katniss a sense of hope for survival.

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What is the setting of 'The Hunger Games'?

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The setting is a dystopian future in Panem, where the Capitol controls the districts and forces them to participate in the Hunger Games.