Table of Contents
- 1 What is Chapter 1 of Catching Fire about?
- 2 How does Katniss survive in Catching Fire?
- 3 Who was the girl that sacrificed herself for Peeta?
- 4 What is the meaning of the title Catching Fire Why would the author use that as the title of her second Instalment?
- 5 What is the narrative style of catching fire?
- 6 What is the summary of The Hunger Games Catching Fire?
What is Chapter 1 of Catching Fire about?
Summary: Chapter 1 Katniss checks the snare line she set. Her family can afford to buy meat since Katniss won the last Hunger Games. But the family of her best friend, Gale Hawthorne, relies on the meat for food, and Gale doesn’t have time to hunt anymore since he now works in the coalmines.
How does Katniss survive in Catching Fire?
Peeta volunteers to take Haymitch’s place in the Quarter Quell in an effort to keep Katniss alive. During the Quell, Peeta runs into a force field and his heart stops, but Finnick restarts it with CPR.
What is the punishment for hunting in the woods catching fire?
Answers 3. The punishment for hunting in the woods was public flogging.
Who was the girl that sacrificed herself for Peeta?
Mags was old and knew that she woul sacrificed herself to the poison smoke because Katniss was unable to carry her through the arena and Finnick was helping Peeta.
The Hunger Games sets everything up, and Mockingjay brings it all together. So, as the second book in the trilogy, Catching Fire has to link the beginning and end, keep readers’ interest, and further the story while also getting us fired up to read the third installment. That describes Catching Fire perfectly.
What are the major events in catching fire?
The first major event would be that Katniss and Peeta embark on their victory tour. They visit all the districts and make appearances there. The second major event would be when the capitol announced the Quarter Quell. This required Katniss and Peeta to go back into the games. When they were approaching the games, there was the pre-game rituals.
What is the narrative style of catching fire?
The narrative style of Catching Fire is first person narrated by Katniss. Katniss uses a very direct style with a lot of fragments, as though you are in her head. Katniss is a blunt narrator.
What is the summary of The Hunger Games Catching Fire?
Plot Summary: “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” begins as Katniss Everdeen has returned home safe after winning the 74th Annual Hunger Games along with fellow tribute Peeta Mellark . Winning means that they must turn around and leave their family and close friends, embarking on a “Victor’s Tour’ of the districts.
What are some similes from catching fire?
One chilling simile that Suzanne Collins uses in Catching Fire is when President Snow shows up unexpectedly at Katniss’s house. She describes her surprise in finding him there by saying, “It’s jarring to see him surrounded by the ordinary objects in the room.