Catching Fire 13-15 Review

Career Tributes are tributes from ​ (a)   districts who train their ​whole life and ​ (b)   for the Games.

• wealthier
• volunteer
• poorer
• run away

How are most of the Careers eliminated during the second Quarter Quell?

• an avalanche

• an erupting volcano

• carnivorous squirrels

• tracker-jacker stings

According to Peeta, why might the people in the Capitol not be happy about this year's Hunger Games?

• The tributes are old news; they want to see new tributes battle for the crown.

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  The tributes are grown up; they desire to see children in the Games.

• The tributes are their celebrities; they are attached to them.

• The tributes are too friendly with each other; they want to see enemies battle in the arena.

Which of the following images best portrays the setting of the arena in the second Quarter Quell?

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Just like Katniss found a way to outsmart the Capitol in book 1 with her trick with the berries, Haymitch outsmarted them during his Games as well. What did Haymitch do to outsmart the Capitol?

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  He tricked the Gamemakers into letting Maysilee Donner live.

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  He used the force field in the arena as a weapon.

• He found a way to communicate with his family while in the arena.

• He set a pack of the fluffy, golden squirrels onto the Careers.

What does the Capitol do to Katniss in an effort to defeat her psychologically, or to break her spirit?

• Katniss is given a substance that causes her to have nightmares.

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  Katniss isn't allowed to say goodbye to her loved ones.

• Katniss is taunted by several of the tributes, including Finnick and Chaff.

• Katniss's friend Darius is assigned to be her Avox servant.

Which type of conflict is used in this line from the novel?

“After all the years of abuse, Haymitch’s body resists improvement. He’s still remarkably strong, but the shortest run winds him” (Collins 184).

• character vs. machine

• character vs. character

• character vs. self

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CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.7.3

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Which type of conflict is used in this line from the novel?

". . . It becomes clear that almost everything in this pretty place—the luscious fruit dangling from the bushes, the water in the crystalline streams, even the scene of the flowers when inhaled too directly—is deadly poisonous” (Collins 198).

• character vs. nature

• character vs. character

• character vs. self

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CCSS.RL.5.3

CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.7.3

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Order up these plot events!

• Katniss learns that Darius, a friend from District 12, has become an Avox.

• Katniss and Peeta are dressed in outfits that resemble coal being on fire.

• Katniss and Peeta are whisked away to the Capitol without saying goodbye to their families.

• Katniss and Peeta watch footage of the second Quarter Quell and discover Haymitch's winning method.

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CCSS.RL.7.3

CCSS.RL.8.3

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CCSS.RL.9-10.5