The Hunger Games Ch. 22-24

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What is the significance of the Gamemakers draining water from the arena in The Hunger Games?

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It forces the remaining tributes to come together at the lake, creating more tension and drama in the Games.

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Why does Katniss keep the nightlock berries after Foxface's death?

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She hopes Cato will find them and eat them, using them as a potential weapon against him.

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Describe Cato's situation at the end of Chapter 24.

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Cato is being chased, which adds to the suspense of the story.

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What are Katniss's feelings about marriage if she wins the Hunger Games?

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She believes she will never get married because she doesn't want her future children to be at risk of being chosen for the Games.

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How did Foxface meet her end in the story?

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Foxface died by swallowing poisonous berries.

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What role do sponsors play in The Hunger Games?

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Sponsors provide tributes with supplies and support, often influencing their chances of survival.

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What does the Cornucopia symbolize in The Hunger Games?

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The Cornucopia represents both opportunity and danger, as it is a source of supplies but also a battleground.

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How does Katniss's relationship with Peeta evolve throughout the Games?

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Their relationship shifts from mere alliance to a deeper emotional bond, complicating their survival.

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What is the importance of the Mockingjay symbol in the story?

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The Mockingjay symbolizes rebellion and hope against the oppressive Capitol.

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What strategies do tributes use to survive in the arena?

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Tributes use alliances, resourcefulness, and cunning to navigate challenges and threats.