Vocabulary from Chapter 25

What does the term 'reaping' refer to in the context of the Hunger Games?

• The training of tributes before the Games.

• The celebration after the Games.

• The selection of tributes for the Hunger Games.

• The final battle in the arena.

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Define the word 'tribute' as used in the Hunger Games.

• A reward given to the winning district

• A type of weapon used in the arena

• A person selected to compete in the Hunger Games from each district.

• A special ceremony held before the Games

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What is the significance of 'mockingjay' in Chapter 25?

• The mockingjay represents the Capitol's control over the districts.

• The mockingjay is a symbol of peace and unity among the districts.

• The mockingjay signifies Katniss's personal journey and growth.

• The mockingjay symbolizes hope and rebellion, representing Katniss's role in the revolution.

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CCSS.L.8.5

Explain the meaning of 'arena' in relation to the Hunger Games.

• The arena is a training facility for the tributes.

• The arena is a metaphor for the struggles of life.

• The arena is a place where tributes are rewarded for their skills.

• The arena is the location where the Hunger Games occur, designed for survival challenges.

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What does 'carnage' imply about the events in Chapter 25?

• The events in Chapter 25 describe a natural disaster without human involvement.

• The events in Chapter 25 focus on a celebration and joy.

• The events in Chapter 25 are peaceful and harmonious.

• The events in Chapter 25 involve significant violence and destruction.

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CCSS.RL.1.4

How is the word 'survival' portrayed in this chapter?

• The word 'survival' is described as a luxury that only a few can afford.

• The word 'survival' is portrayed as a critical struggle that embodies resilience and determination.

• The word 'survival' is shown as an effortless task that requires little to no effort.

• The word 'survival' is depicted as a trivial concept with no real significance.

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CCSS.RL.1.4

What does 'alliances' mean in the context of the Hunger Games?

• Strategies for winning the Games

• Temporary partnerships formed between tributes for survival.

• Individual survival tactics without collaboration

• Permanent agreements between districts

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CCSS.W.8.2D

Describe the term 'sacrifice' as it appears in Chapter 25.

• Sacrifice is the process of avoiding responsibility for one's actions.

• Sacrifice refers to the act of hoarding resources for personal gain.

• Sacrifice is the act of giving up something valuable for the benefit of others or a greater cause.

• Sacrifice is a form of celebration and joy.

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What is the meaning of 'victor' in the context of the Hunger Games?

• A tribute who loses the Games.

• The winner of the Hunger Games.

• A special weapon used in the Games.

• A mentor for the tributes.

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CCSS.L.6.4C

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How does the word 'strategy' apply to the characters' actions in this chapter?

• The characters rely solely on luck to succeed.

• The characters act impulsively without any planning.

• The characters ignore their goals and act randomly.

• The word 'strategy' applies to the characters' actions as they carefully plan and execute their moves to achieve their objectives.

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