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The name of Katniss's sister.
Who is Prim?
100
The place where Katniss and Peeta are heading when they board the train.
What is the Capitol?
100
There are this many kinds of dystopias.
What is five?
100
This person says, "I volunteer! I volunteer as tribute!"
Who is Katniss?
100
The quote, “‘The pair last year ate everything with their hands like a couple of savages,’” is an example of this kind of figurative language.
What is a simile?
200
This person is District 12's Capitol representative, but never seems to understand people from District 12.
Who is Effie Trinket?
200
The place where Katniss first interacted with Peeta.
What is the bakery?
200
Any zombie movie is an example of this kind of dystopia.
What is Survival?
200
This person says, "You won't be going to the Capitol. What can you have? Five entries? I had six when I was just twelve years old."
Who is Gale?
200
This ad is an example of this persuasive appeal.
What is logos?
300
This person won the 50th Hunger Games and is District 12's second ever winner.
Who is Haymitch Abernathy?
300
The floor that Katniss and Peeta occupy in the Tribute Tower when they arrive for the Hunger Games.
What is the 12th floor?
300
In the Matrix, humans live their entire lives in a computer simulation, which is an excellent example of this kind of dystopia.
Technological Control.
300
This person says, "He made you look desirable! And let's face it, you can use all the help you can get in that department. You were about as romantic as dirt until he said he wanted you. Now they all do. You're all they're talking about. The star-crossed lovers from District 12!"
Who is Haymitch?
300
The quote, “We have to stand for a few minutes [...] while the cameras gobble up our images,” is an example of this kind of figurative language.
What is personification?
400
This person gives Katniss the pin in the book.
Who is Madge?
400
The name of the wide open green space just outside of the fence surrounding District 12.
What is the Meadow?
400
You could argue that the Hunger Games is an example of these two kinds of dystopias.
What are Survival and Governmental Control?
400
This person says, "I'm not allowed to bet, but if I could, my money would be on you."
Who is Cinna?
400
DOES NOT HAVE TO BE ANSWERED WITH A QUESTION:
What does the dandelion symbolize to Katniss and why?
I'm looking for the deeper meaning.
The dandelion symbolizes hope for Katniss because she sees it and knows that spring is coming, and with it warm weather and more food that she can forage. She won't have to starve anymore.
500
This person is the President of Panem.
Who is President Snow?
500
These districts produce Tributes known as Careers.
What are Districts 1 and 2 (and sometimes 4)?
500
The description, "There were no trees, no flowers, no life of any kind. The lakes were dry and the oceans full of oil. Who could survive here?" can be best used as an example of this kind of dystopia.
What is Environmental Destruction?
500
This person says, "Wouldn't you love to pull her back out here and get a response? Sadly, rules are rules, and Katniss Everdeen's time has been spent. Well, best of luck to you, Peeta Mellark, and I think I speak for all of Panem when I say our hearts go with yours."
Who is Caesar Flickerman?
500
DOES NOT HAVE TO BE ANSWERED WITH A QUESTION:
What does the Mockingjay pin symbolize to Katniss and why?
I'm looking for the deeper meaning.
The mockingjay pin symbolizes rebellion and resistance against the Capitol because Mockingjays only exist because the government Jabberjay spies failed against the rebels.