Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
"The Lottery"
The Hunger Games
Synonyms, Antonyms, Roots
100

An imaginary world in which life is grim and hope is lost

dystopia

100

System in which something is selected by chance

lottery

100

Who is in charge of running the lottery?

Mr. Summers

100

Who is the protagonist (main character) of The Hunger Games?

Katniss Everdeen

100

What is a synonym?

words with similar meanings

200

Something that is not real

imaginary

200

The quality of being free to act or speak as you choose

liberty

200

What is the setting of the lottery?

Small town, in the town square

June 27th, 10am

200

What is the setting of The Hunger Games?

Panem, in the future

200

What is an antonym

Words with opposing meanings

300

period of time in which a group of people are born and live

generation

300

person who is in charge and makes people follow rules

official

300

What happens to Tessie Hutchinson in "The Lottery?"

Tessie "wins" the lottery and is stoned by her community.

300

What happens to the tributes who are reaped?

The must compete in the Hunger Games and fight to the death.

300

What is a root?

The base part of the word with meaning

400

the mental characteristics, feelings, and behaviors shared by all humans

human nature

400

a custom that it always done in the same way

ritual

400

Why is "The Lottery" considered dystopian literature?

Answers will vary.

400

Besides the fact that people die, what makes the Hunger Games "humiliating" and "torturous" for the people of Panem?

They are forced to watch it on tv.

They are forced to treat it like a festivity.

400

What does liber mean?

free

500

a category of literature or art with similar styles, forms, or subject matter

genre

500

The act of matching one's beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors to a group or social norm

conformity

500

What is a possible theme of "The Lottery?" (explain)

Answers will vary

500

What is a possible theme of The Hunger Games?

Answers will vary

500

What does civ mean?

citizen

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