Impact of Setting

Why is the setting important? Click all that apply:

• It impacts the characters

• It impacts the plot

• It impacts the mood

• It impacts the conflict

Mood in a setting refers to

• How the main character feels

• How the setting makes the reader feel

• How the setting makes the writer feel

"Context" in a setting refers to

• How quickly time passes in the story

• How the cultural/societal beliefs of the setting impact the plot

• Where a story takes place

• Context clues

The mood of the setting in Junkyard Wonders is

• Sad

• Depressing

• Inspiring

• Creepy

Explain the role of the jungle setting in Chapter 24. How does it affect the characters' behavior and decisions?

• It provides ample food and water, making survival easier.

• It creates a sense of isolation and danger, heightening tension.

• It offers numerous hiding spots, making it easy to avoid conflict.

• It is a neutral area with no significant impact on the characters.

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

Compare the setting of the Arena in Chapter 24 to the setting of District 12. How do these settings influence Katniss's behavior differently?

• Both settings make Katniss feel safe and secure.

• The Arena makes Katniss more cautious and strategic, while District 12 makes her feel more relaxed and at home.

• Both settings encourage Katniss to be aggressive and confrontational.

• The Arena and District 12 have no significant impact on Katniss's behavior.

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

Describe how the setting of the Arena impacts Katniss's strategy in Chapter 24.

• It makes her more cautious and defensive.

• It encourages her to form alliances.

• It forces her to rely on her hunting skills.

• It makes her more aggressive and reckless.

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

Reflect on the role of the setting in shaping the narrative of Chapter 24. How does the Arena's design contribute to the overall story of "Catching Fire"?

• The Arena's design is a minor detail with little impact on the story.

• The Arena's design creates a dynamic and dangerous environment that drives the plot and character development.

• The Arena's design is meant to confuse the characters and the readers.

• The Arena's design is irrelevant to the themes of the story.

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DOK Level 4: Extended Thinking

How does the setting of Victorian London contribute to the development of Scrooge's character in "A Christmas Carol"?

• It highlights Scrooge's wealth and generosity.

• It contrasts with Scrooge's miserly behavior through the widespread poverty and need.

• It is irrelevant to Scrooge's character development.

• It emphasizes the joy and happiness that Scrooge brings to the city.

Discuss the importance of the beach setting in Chapter 24. How does it serve as a strategic location for the characters?

• It is a place where characters can find food and water easily.

• It is a neutral ground where no fighting occurs.

• It provides a clear view of approaching threats and a place to rest.

• It is a location where characters can communicate with their mentors.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking