The Hunger Games Ch. 1-2 Review

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What is the significance of 'The Reaping' in District 12?

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The Reaping is a yearly event where one boy and one girl are selected to participate in the Hunger Games, a brutal competition that serves as punishment for a past rebellion.

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What does Katniss Everdeen do to support her family?

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Katniss hunts in the woods to provide food for her family, showcasing her skills and resourcefulness.

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What does the dandelion symbolize for Katniss?

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

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Who is Prim Everdeen?

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Prim is Katniss's younger sister, whom Katniss is fiercely protective of and cares for deeply.

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What role does the mayor play during the Reaping?

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The mayor reads the Treaty of Treason, which outlines the rules and history of the Hunger Games.

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What is the relationship between Katniss and Prim?

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Katniss has a protective and nurturing relationship with Prim, often taking on the role of caregiver.

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What does Katniss nickname Prim when she can't keep her shirt tucked?

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Katniss affectionately calls Prim 'Little Duck'.

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What is the purpose of the Hunger Games?

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The Hunger Games serve as a reminder of the Capitol's power and control over the districts, punishing them for past rebellions.

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How does Prim contribute to the family's income?

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Prim sells cheese from her goat, helping to support the Everdeen family.

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What does the term 'District 12' refer to?

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District 12 is one of the poorest districts in Panem, known for its coal mining and harsh living conditions.