Characters
Plot
Theme
Literary Devices
Random
100

This young man refuses to drink his birthday liquor because he recognizes that he can trade it for something useful.

Haymitch Abernathy

100


This event begins Haymitch's journey into the Hunger Games after Woodbine is shot.

Haymitch protects Lenore Dove from being attacked, and is then chosen as tribute as punishment.

100

Haymitch's decision to trade his birthday liquor demonstrates this quality: making sensible choices with limited resources.

Responsibility

100


The snake and bird forming a C on Lenore Dove's flint striker can function as this, an object that represents ideas beyond itself.

Symbolism

100

Who is the author of Sunrise on the Reaping?

Suzanne Collins

200

This character gives Haymitch a snake-and-bird flint striker and sings songs criticizing the powerful.

Lenore Dove

200

After Louella dies during the chariot procession, this contrast exposes the Capitol's treatment of suffering as entertainment.

How the tributes act and how the Capitol acts.

200


Louella's death during a public celebration reveals that the Capitol prioritizes this over the tributes' well-being.

Entertainment and spectacle

200

Wiress and Mags describe the arena as a “machine,” comparing it to a designed system that can be understood and outsmarted.

Metaphor/Simile

200

Haymitch's Home

District 12

300

Initially seeming arrogant, this tribute shows compassion by placing a necklace on Louella's body after her death.

Maysilee Donner

300

Haymitch does this during his private session with the Gamemakers to hide his true intentions and manipulate their expectations.

Performing poorly

300

Mags offers Haymitch traditional District 12 mourning soup, showing that ________ can survive even in a cruel system.

human connection/empathy

300

The Capitol's festive chariot procession alongside Louella's death highlights the difference between public spectacle and real suffering.

Contrast

300

This is the name of the group of tributes associated with greater resources, training, and a reputation for superiority.

The Careers

400

This Capitol figure forces Haymitch's family to repeat their reactions to his selection so that he can capture emotionally powerful footage.

Plutarch Heavensbee

400

Haymitch proposes this name for an alliance of less-advantaged tributes to challenge the Careers' reputation for superiority.

The Newcomers

400


Haymitch's observation of ______________ in the Capitol teaches him that this tool is used to shape beliefs in both the Capitol and the districts.

Propaganda 

400

Haymitch intentionally performs poorly so the Gamemakers will underestimate him. His actions reveal his personality and strategic thinking through this technique.

Indirect Characterization

400
Who are District 12's two mentors?

Mags and Wiress

500

This character's development from a rule follower to a self-proclaimed rascal shows how oppression can transform a person's willingness to resist authority.

Haymitch Abernathy

500

Summarize the plot to destroy the arena in THREE steps.

Answer must include:

* Go to Sub A through the Mutt Portals

* Find the Water Source

* Blow Up the Water Source

500


Haymitch's growing defiance, his interpretation of mockingjays, and his attempt to outsmart the arena support this larger message about oppression.

Resistance grows through awareness

500

Haymitch and Maysilee disagree over mockingjays because Haymitch sees possible resistance while Maysilee initially associates them with being part-mutt. This demonstrates that this literary concept can carry different meanings depending on the observer.

Character Perspective/Point of View

500

In a literary analysis of Haymitch's transformation, students should use this writing structure to state a claim, provide evidence, and explain how that evidence supports their interpretation.

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