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LESSON 5:
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COMPREHENSION QUIZ
1. What significance does Katniss’s nickname “The
Girl on Fire” have?
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COMPREHENSION QUIZ
2. What is an Avox?
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COMPREHENSION QUIZ
3. What meaning/role does the Avox play?
Why does it concern Katniss so much?
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COMPREHENSION QUIZ
4. Predict: What if we had Avox’s?
What doe we have that comes close to the
punishment of an Avox?
Think outside the box -- If you put death or
jail back it up! WHY!
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REVIEW OF THE NOVEL: CHAPTER
6
Avox Girl-- Katniss knows who she is.
An Avox is a form of punishment where you tongue
gets cut out.
Do you think this is a harsh punishment for the
Capitol?
Do we punish people this way? How do we?
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REVIEW OF THE NOVEL: CHAPTER
6
Katniss & Peeta on the Rooftop:
There is a forcefield on the rooftop-- so people &
tributes cannot jump off and kill themselves.
Forcefield around Capitol-- Why is there one
around the Capitol?
What do you think they are trying to keep out or
keep in?
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REVIEW OF THE NOVEL: CHAPTER
6
Peeta Questioning Katniss About Gale:
What does this show?
What is its significance?
Is he doing this because he cares about her or
because he wants to hit her weakness for Gale?
What does this show about Peeta’s character?
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REVIEW OF THE NOVEL: CHAPTER
6
Peeta Talking To Katniss About Their Parents:
Peeta’s father always had a crush on Katniss’s mother.
Why do you think he’s bringing this up?
Being genuine?
Trying to find a weakness?
Trying to make a connection between the two of them to show they are
not so different from each other?
What does this show about both of their characters? Who has more
compassion at this point? Who is being more genuine in the relationship?
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REVIEW OF THE NOVEL: CHAPTER
6
Peeta & Katniss Getting Closer:
Do you think this is a stunt on both parts?
Who is more genuine about their feelings about
each other?
Who has changed more since we have met them in
Chapter One?
Why?
What changes do you see?
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REVIEW OF THE NOVEL: CHAPTER
7
Training-- First Day:
What were your views on the Tribute Training?
How do you think our characters are feeling at this
point?
How would you feel going into training?
What would be your strategy?
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REVIEW OF THE NOVEL: CHAPTER
7
Katniss Watching & Sizing Everyone Up:
Would you watch and size other tributes up and
under perform so others find you weak OR show
off your skills and make it known your a threat?
Why?
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REVIEW OF THE NOVEL: CHAPTER
7
Rue Watching Katniss & Peeta:
Why do you think Rue is doing this?
Is she trying to figure our their weaknesses or do you think she would want to
team up with them?
Peeta and Katniss Staying Together:
Do you think they are doing this on purpose or because they are not sure what
they should be doing?
Do you think this will work in their favor or against them once The Hunger
Games start?
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REVIEW OF THE NOVEL: CHAPTER
7
Katniss’s Individual with the Game Makers:
Takes the bow and arrow and misses the target the first time
What would this feel like if it was you?
Would you give up and walk away or would you keep shooting?
All the Game Makers think she is a joke and won’t pay attention to her
Katniss is obviously upset-- how would you feel
What does this show about her character
Shoots apple in the pigs mouth that the Games Makers are supposed to eat:
Walks out without saying anything-- everyone in complete shock
What does this show about her character?
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REVIEW OF THE NOVEL: CHAPTER
8
Everyone is shocked about what Katniss did:
Except Haymitch-What does this show about his character?
What does this show about his relationship with
Katniss?
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REVIEW OF THE NOVEL: CHAPTER
8
Tribute Scores:
Peeta: 8
Katniss: 11
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8
Predict:
Will this ruin or come between Peeta and Katniss’s
bond?
Who do you think is the better tribute?
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REVIEW OF THE NOVEL: CHAPTER
8
Katniss Thinking About Gale At Home:
Why do you think she is doing this?
What significance does this have?
Does Katniss actually have a “soft side”/ able to be
compassionate?
What does this show about her character?
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REVIEW OF THE NOVEL: CHAPTER
8
Peeta’s decision to train alone:
BOOM! THIS IS A BIG DEAL!
Why do you think he did this?
What are you views on Peeta right now?
What does this show about his character development?
What are you thoughts right now?
What would be going through your head if you were Katniss?
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INTRODUCTION TO PROPAGANDA
Testimonial: The use of well-known, respected people to
endorse a product.
example: Michael Jordan is the most commonly used
sports figure in testimonials.
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INTRODUCTION TO PROPAGANDA
Glittering Generalities: The act of referring to words or
ideas that evoke a positive emotional response from an
audience. Virtue words are often used.
example: Advertisers will often give an incomplete
comparison like “better tasting”-- Better tasting
than what?
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INTRODUCTION TO PROPAGANDA
Transfer: The act of relating something or someone we
like or respect with a product. Symbols are constantly
used in this form of propaganda.
Common Symbols:
The flag represents the nation
Uncle Sam represents a consensus of public
opinion
A cross represents Christianity
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INTRODUCTION TO PROPAGANDA
Transfer & Common Symbols (continued):
The Star of David represents the Jewish Faith
example: During the 2000 campaign, Gov. George
Bush used the American flag as a part of his logo.
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INTRODUCTION TO PROPAGANDA
Plain Folks: The use of everyday people to sell a
product or service. Speakers and ads appear to make
the person to be “one of the people”
examples:
America’s recent presidents have all been
millionaires, but they have gone to great lengths
to present themselves as ordinary citizens
Bill Clinton eats at McDonalds
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INTRODUCTION TO PROPAGANDA
Plain Folks Examples (continued)
Ronald Reagan chops wood
Jimmy Carter was a humble peanut farmer
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INTRODUCTION TO PROPAGANDA
Bandwagon: Bandwagon attempts to persuade the
target audience to take a course of action “everyone
else is taking” “Join the crowd”. This technique
reinforces people’s natural desire to be on the winning
side.
examples:
McDonalds states that billions have been served
WWI posters encouraged others to buy bonds
showing how many others bought
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INTRODUCTION TO PROPAGANDA
Name Calling: The use of names that evoke fear or
hatred in the viewer. The name-calling technique
links a person, or idea to a negative symbol
example: The most obvious type of name calling
involves “bad names”
Fascist
Pig
Bum
Yuppie Scum
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INTRODUCTION TO PROPAGANDA
Name Calling Examples (continued):
A more subtle form of name-calling involves words
or phrases that are selected because they possess a
negative charge:
Social Engineering
Radical
Sting
Counter-Culture
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INTRODUCTION TO PROPAGANDA
Name Calling Examples (Continued)
A poster that is a play on WWII posters.
Communism is equated with downloading MP3s
Bill Gates has also been subjected to name calling
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INTRODUCTION TO PROPAGANDA
Card Stacking: The strategy of showing the products
best features. telling half-truths, and omitting or lying
about its potential problems
example: Drug manufactures do this frequently in ads
in which they skim over the possible harmful side
effects of their products
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RHETORICAL DEVICES/ FIGURATIVE
LANGUAGE IN PROPAGANDA
Personification:
Speaking of something that is not human as if it has
human abilities and human reactions
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RHETORICAL DEVICES/ FIGURATIVE
LANGUAGE IN PROPAGANDA
Alliteration:
Repetition of a single letter in the alphabet or a
combination of letters.
“Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers”
“Sally sells seashells by the seashore”
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RHETORICAL DEVICES/ FIGURATIVE
LANGUAGE IN PROPAGANDA
Assonance:
The repetition of identical or similar vowel sounds
in neighboring words.
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RHETORICAL DEVICES/ FIGURATIVE
LANGUAGE IN PROPAGANDA
Hyperbole:
A great exaggeration used to emphasize a point,
and is used for expressive or comic effect.
A hyperbole is not to be taken literally.
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RHETORICAL DEVICES/ FIGURATIVE
LANGUAGE IN PROPAGANDA
Onomatopoeia:
Produced by a single word that sounds like the thing
is refers to
Six burgers were sizzling on the grill
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RHETORICAL DEVICES/ FIGURATIVE
LANGUAGE IN PROPAGANDA
Metaphor:
Compares two unlike things
“My baby sister is a doll”
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RHETORICAL DEVICES/ FIGURATIVE
LANGUAGE IN PROPAGANDA
Simile:
A form of comparison in which one thing is
compared to another unlike thing using the words
“like” or “as”
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EXAMPLES OF HUNGER GAMES PROPAGANDA
What types of
propaganda are
being used?
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What rhetorical
devices are being used?
EXAMPLES OF HUNGER GAMES PROPAGANDA
What types of
propaganda are
being used?
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What rhetorical
devices are being used?
EXAMPLES OF HUNGER GAMES PROPAGANDA
What types of
propaganda are
being used?
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What rhetorical
devices are being used?
EXAMPLES OF HUNGER GAMES PROPAGANDA
What types of
propaganda are
being used?
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What rhetorical
devices are being used?
EXAMPLES OF HUNGER GAMES PROPAGANDA
What types of
propaganda are
being used?
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What rhetorical
devices are being used?
EXAMPLES OF HUNGER GAMES PROPAGANDA
What types of
propaganda are
being used?
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What rhetorical
devices are being used?
EXAMPLES OF HUNGER GAMES PROPAGANDA
What types of
propaganda are
being used?
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What rhetorical
devices are being used?
DYSTOPIAN SOCIETY
What is a Dystopian Society?
Based around negatives
Pollution & Poverty
Political Repression
Society Collapse
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DYSTOPIAN SOCIETY
Is District 12 a Dystopian Society?
What proof do you see?
Is the Capitol a Dystopian Society?
What proof do you see?
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HOMEWORK: READING
Read Chapters 9 & 10
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HOMEWORK: JOURNAL ENTRY
Relate The Hunger Games to a Dystopian Society?
How do they relate and differ?
Would you classify the United States to be a Dystopian Society?
Why / Why Not?
Continue Working on Compare and Contrast Essay
Write any questions you have during reading or points
you want to discuss next class!
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