The not-mexican immigration to the US
The country that the immigraters went to.
What's The US?
The age at which you objectively and undoubtedly become a teenager.
What's 13?
Doing something illegal.
What's a crime?
The name of the main character in The Hunger Games.
Who's Katniss Everdeen?
The danish noun "dør" in english.
What's door?
The movie we watched.
What is "Far and Away"?
The act someone can do to become a legend.
What's dying?
The famous fictional detective.
Who's Sherlock Holmes?
The district that the main character in The Hunger Games is from.
What's District 12?
The type of word that these words are: "and, or, nor, for, but, yet and so".
What's conjunctions?
The island on which immigrants had to go through to become a US citizen.
What is Ellis Island?
The name of the culture that started the youth culture.
What's hiphop culture?
What you call the place where the crime took place.
What's the crime scene (/the scene of the crime)?
The hob.
What's the name of the black market in District 12?
The two marks you place under a sentences subject and verb.
What's a ccircle and a cross?
The years where the "colonial" immigration period started.
What's the 1600's?
The famous young actor rebel.
Who was James Dean?
A less fancy name for a crime mystery.
What's a "WHO DUNNIT"?
The name of the country in which the book (and movie ._.) takes place.
What's Panem?
The type of word that describes verbes, an adjective, a whole sentence or even other words of the same type.
What's an adverb?
The dane who took pictures of New Yorks' slums, and became famous for it.
Who was jacab Riis?
The rapper Eminems full name.
What's Marshall Bruce Mathers III?
A widely used type of incryption that involves short or long "beeps" of sound/light.
What's morse code?
The color of Prim's cats fur.
The sentences in which we use "inverted word order".
What's a question?