Understanding 'Sunrise on the Reaping'

What role does Lenor Dove play in the narrator's life?

• She is a significant figure in Hitch's life.

• She is a rival in the Hunger Games.

• She is a distant relative of the narrator.

• She is a mentor to the narrator.

Why does the narrator feel the reaping is inevitable?

• Because it is a tradition older than 50 years.

• Because it is as certain as the sun rising.

• Because it is a law enforced by the Capitol.

• Because it is a personal belief of Lenor Dove.

What does Lenor Dove question about the narrator's beliefs?

• The significance of New Year's celebrations.

• The importance of birthdays.

• The inevitability of the reaping.

• The loyalty of the geese.

How does Lenor Dove challenge the narrator's view on the reaping?

• By arguing it is a necessary event.

• By suggesting it is a recent tradition.

• By saying it is a celebration.

• By claiming it is a myth.

What does the narrator struggle to imagine?

• A world where geese are not loyal.

• A world where Lenor Dove is not present.

• A world without the reaping.

• A world where the sun doesn't rise.