Catching Fire - Chapters 10-12

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What two birds try to warn Katniss of an issue with the fence?

Back

An Owl and Mockingjay.

Front

Why do Twill and Bonnie think that District 13 is still there?

Back

They believe that District 13 is underground, they keep showing the same mockingjay in every footage of District 13, and they believe the Capitol leaves them alone because they have nuclear capabilities.

Front

What does Katniss hurt on her way down from the tree?

Back

Her heel and tailbone.

Front

Where is Katniss stuck at?

Back

The forest beyond District 12.

Front

What does Katniss see in the news coverage of District 13?

Back

Mockingjay wing.

Front

What is the significance of the Mockingjay in the story?

Back

The Mockingjay symbolizes rebellion and hope against the Capitol.

Front

Who are Twill and Bonnie?

Back

They are characters who believe in the existence of District 13 and provide insight into the rebellion.

Front

What does Katniss's injury symbolize in her journey?

Back

Her injury represents the physical and emotional struggles she faces throughout her journey.

Front

How does the setting of the forest beyond District 12 contribute to the story?

Back

It serves as a place of danger and discovery for Katniss, highlighting her survival skills.

Front

What role does the Capitol play in the lives of the districts?

Back

The Capitol exerts control and oppression over the districts, enforcing rules and punishments.