Vocabulary
Story Details
Literary Devices
General Knowledge
100
Envious
Feeling jealousy towards someone who possesses something desirable.
100
What was the full name of the United States Handicapper General?
Diana Moon Glampers
100
"The bar snapped like celery."
Simile
100
What is the opposite of a dystopia?
Utopia
200
Chime
A melodious ringing sound.
200
What did the handicappers force Harrison to wear on his nose?
A red (rubber) ball
200
"It was such a doozy that George was white and trembling, and tears stood on the rims of his red eyes."
Imagery
200
What term is commonly used to describe a society in which individuals blindly follow norms and values just because other people do it?
Conformity
300
Vigilance
Watchful and alert, especially to detect potential danger.
300
What age was Harrison when they took him away?
14
300
The ballerinas being weighed down and their beauty covered by masks instead of being eloquent and expressive.
(Situational) Irony
300
Name this character from the dystopian novel The Hunger Games. 
Katniss Everdeen
400
Gambol
To frolic, playfully run or leap about in a joyful manner.
400
What year was it?
2081
400
"His thoughts fled in panic ..."
Personification
400
What term is commonly used to describe a society in which the government has absolute control over every aspect of people's lives?
Totalitarianism
500
Consternation
A feeling of anxiety or dismay due to anunexpected event.
500
Complete this quote from Hazel, "Gee - I could tell that one ..."
... was a doozy."
500
"Not only were the laws of the land abandoned, but the law of gravity and the laws of motion as well."
Hyperbole
500
What is the term for humor that relies on sarcasm and irony to criticize or mock social, political, or cultural issues?
Satire