The Hunger Games Part 1 (Ch. 1-9)

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What internal conflict does Katniss face regarding Peeta during training?

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She's unsure whether to trust his friendship or see him as competition.

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How does the setting affect plot development in The Hunger Games?

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The contrast between District 12 and the Capitol sets up the conflict of 'Survival vs. Spectacle.'

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Why is Peeta's interview confession about his crush on Katniss important?

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It adds drama and creates a romantic storyline that may gain them sponsors.

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What reveals Peeta's character motivation early in the novel?

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He wants to survive while maintaining his identity and humanity.

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What does Katniss's use of the woods outside the fence suggest about her character?

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She values freedom and takes risks for her family's survival.

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Define 'internal conflict' in literature.

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A struggle occurring within a character's mind, often involving emotions or decisions.

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What is the significance of the Capitol in The Hunger Games?

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The Capitol represents wealth, power, and the oppressive control over the districts.

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Explain the theme of 'Survival vs. Spectacle' in The Hunger Games.

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The theme contrasts the harsh realities of survival with the entertainment value of the Games.

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What role does friendship play in Katniss's relationship with Peeta?

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It complicates her feelings and decisions, as she must navigate trust and competition.

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How does Katniss's character demonstrate resilience?

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She consistently finds ways to protect her family and adapt to challenging situations.