The Hunger Games chp. 1-3 review

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What event is held yearly to select tributes for the Hunger Games?

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The Reaping is a yearly event to select two tributes from each district for the Hunger Games.

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Who saved Katniss's life when she was 11 years old?

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Peeta threw her a loaf of bread, which prevented her from starving and also gave her hope.

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What point of view is The Hunger Games written in?

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The story is told in first-person, present tense point of view.

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Who is Mrs. Everdeen in The Hunger Games?

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Mrs. Everdeen is Katniss and Prim's mother.

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What does the term 'tributes' refer to in The Hunger Games?

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Tributes are the individuals selected from each district to participate in the Hunger Games.

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What does the Capitol represent in The Hunger Games?

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The Capitol represents a controlling, authoritarian government that exerts power over the districts.

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What is the significance of the phrase 'District Twelve. Where you can starve to death in safety'?

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This phrase highlights the grim reality and oppression faced by the citizens of District 12 under the Capitol's control.

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What is the role of Madge Undersee in Katniss's life?

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Madge Undersee gave Katniss a gold pin that was worth enough money for her to sell and trade for food.

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What does the term 'tesserae' mean in the context of The Hunger Games?

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Tesserae are tokens that can be exchanged for food and oil, which Katniss took out for her family.

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How does Katniss view the Capitol's televised events?

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Katniss sees the Capitol's televised events as a way to mock and control the districts.