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Catching Fire
Forge
Poetry
Holocaust
Anne Frank
100
The setting of a science fiction story must be set in the ____________.
Future
100
The setting of historical fiction must be set in the _____________.
past
100
What is a lyrical poem that shows love for someone or something?
ode
100
Planned killing of an entire racial or cultural group of people is ____________.
genocide
100
When Hitler comes to power in Germany the Franks were forced to emigrate to _____________.
Holland
200
Where do the elite people of Panem live?
the Capitol
200
Whose life does Curzon save early in the story?
Eben
200
What is the feeling created by a poet's words called?
mood
200
Information used to publicize a point of view is ___________.
propaganda
200
Act I, Scene I - The action is first presented from the point of view of _____________.
Mr. Frank
300
Catching Fire was written by ______________.
Suzanne Collins
300
Who does Isabel want to find when she leaves Curzon at the beginning of the book?
Ruth
300
A competition in which poets recite his/her work is called _______________.
slam poetry
300
Name another group persecuted by Hitler.
Gypsies
300
Anne is closest to which family member during her time in the annex?
Mr. Frank
400
Catching fire is what type of fiction?
dystopic fiction
400
Valley Forge was a __________________.
winter encampment
400
What is "The New Colossus"?
The Statue of Liberty
400
Hitler's ideal race of people was called the ___________.
Aryans
400
Anne's original home was in which country?
Germany
500
Tributes are chosen at a selection of names called the ______________.
Reaping
500
What war is taking place at this time?
Revolutionary War
500
"The huddled masses yearning to breathe free" could refer to __________.
immigrants
500
What were the laws called that boycotted Jewish businesses?
Nuremberg Laws
500
The systematic extermination of people by Nazis was called __________.
Holocaust