chapter 8 summary hunger games

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Once she leaves the private session, Katniss begins to panic and worries that the Gamemakers will see what she did as an act of defiance. She is convinced that they will punish her by giving her a very low score on her performance, which will make it difficult to get sponsors, whose gifts are crucial for survival in the Games. She hides in her room until dinner, where she tells everyone what she did in her private session. They are all shocked except Haymitch who finds it amusing and reassures her that they will probably not arrest her or her family but they may make her life hell in the arena.

When she tries to downplay her archery skills, Peeta calls Katniss a survivor and reveals that even his own mother thinks that Katniss will survive over him. She responds by saying that she would not have survived without him and his generosity years ago. Haymitch recommends that they not reveal their strengths until the private sessions with the Game makers and to instead pick up useful skills during the training instead of showing off. He also tells them to stay together at all times and pretend to be good friends with one another. At the training session, Katniss watches the tributes and realizes that almost all of them are bigger than her although she thinks she may have an edge as many of them are clearly underfed. The tributes from the richer districts are healthier though and well trained. She realizes how much of an advantage these Career Tributes have as they have trained for this all their life and volunteer to be in the games. The training area is broken into different stations with combat training and survival skills.

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As soon as she leaves she begins to panic, wondering if they will punish her for her defiance. The Gamemakers score the tributes from one to twelve based on their performance, and Katniss is certain her score will be very low. That could make it difficult to get sponsors, and their gifts are critical for survival in the arena. She locks herself in her room and doesn’t come out until Effie calls her to dinner. At the table, everyone wants to know how Peeta and Katniss did. Katniss tells her story, and everyone is shocked but Haymitch, who finds it amusing. When the scores are announced, Peeta gets an eight and Katniss gets an eleven. She’s stunned, but Haymitch says they probably liked her temper.

In the morning, Katniss lies in bed for a time after waking and thinks of when she first met Gale. She was in the woods hunting and saw several rabbits hanging from snares. When she went to inspect them, Gale came forward. She’d seen him before: his father died in the same mine blast as hers and they both attended the memorial. They talked about hunting at first, and over time they became a team. Katniss thinks of how close they are and misses him. She has with Gale what she pretends to have with Peeta. Effie calls her down for breakfast, and when she arrives at the table, Haymitch says there’s been a change in strategy: Peeta has asked to be coached separately.

What was the cause of the yellow fever epidemic described in The American Plague?
A.Jefferson
B.mosquitoes
C.war
D.Washington

Do you feel that the clothes we wear and the way we present ourselves accurately reflects who we are and what we are capable of? Explain your answer. 10 sentences please !!! If not 7..
-your claim
-3 supporting reasons
-details and descriptive words
-your conclusion

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It is the typical cartoon scene: Popeye off sailing or toting a sledgehammer doing whatever Popeye does to make a living, while Olive Oyl, who does not have a job, lounges around. I ask the question: Why are women in cartoons constantly in need of male rescue? Ultimately, women should be able to stand on their own without the assistance of a man.

Which sentence states the argument?

What is another term for money?

A. tariff
B. dollar
C. currency
D. exchange

Athena is the Greek goddess of reason, arts, and literature. She is the goddess of the city of Athens, which is named for her.
How does the sidebar help readers better understand the passage?
A. The sidebar explains who Athena is and helps readers understand why the builders worked to make the Parthenon perfect for her.
B. The sidebar explains that Athena loved beauty and helps readers understand why she only accepted beautiful objects.
C. The sidebar explains that Athena is the goddess of Athens and helps readers understand that the Parthenon is located there.
D. The sidebar explains that art was important to Athena and helps readers appreciate art.

disadvantages of being a good student​

The internet is the information super highway a.simile b.metaphor c.alliteration d.personification

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When Mr. Hadley asks about Africa, the children… explain why they were thinking about Africa. Apologize for thinking about death. Claim that Africa isn't in the nursery. Avoid his questions about Africa.

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Carmen is writing a research paper about school uniforms.
Which search term will provide the most useful results?
"Massachusetts public school system"
"controversial issues in schools"
"arguments against mandatory school uniforms"
"school uniforms"

Read the excerpts from Samuel Johnson's preface to A Dictionary of the English Language.
In the investigation both of the No dictionary of a living tongue ever
orthography and signification of can be perfect, since while it is
words, their etymology was
hastening to publication, some words
necessarily to be considered, and are budding, and some falling away;
they were therefore to be divided into that a whole life cannot be spent upon
primitives and derivatives.
syntax and etymology, and that even a
whole life would not be sufficient.
Which statement best describes the use of the underlined word in the excerpts?
O Excerpt 1 recognizes the importance of word origins, but excerpt 2 suggests that studying word origins could be a
waste of time.
O Excerpt 1 recognizes the importance of word origins, and excerpt 2 suggests that etymology is more important than
syntax.
O Excerpt 1 questions the study of word origins, but excerpt 2 asserts the need to include etymology in dictionaries.
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Write an antonym for each of these comments made about a buffet dinner. Preposterous, Gigantic, Extravagant, Fetid, Superfluous, Colossal.​

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Identify the sentence that correctly uses an ellipsis.
A)
"His.. to cooperate with the police and name the culprit resulted in his
arrest."
B)
"His refusal to cooperate with the police and name the culprit...resulted
in his arrest."
C"His refusal to cooperate with the police and name the culprit...resulted
in his arrest..."
D)
"... refusal to cooperate with the police and name the culprit...resulted in
his arrest....

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Why does Tituba name the women she does?

What shared knowledge should audience of my fair lady have to better appreciate the deeper meaning of musical

What can the reader expect to learn from this point of view? In to kill a mockingbird.

answer the questions in some sentences

Which of the following elements propel the plot of a story?
A figurative language
B setting
C theme
D characters

The vivid language in chapter 4 of the great fire

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I need it for a test, but idk what to put as my answer. I can't retry the question, so please only answer if you are absolutely sure you are right.

Can someone explain to me. I don’t need the answer I just want like explaining because I’m confused on this question.

What true love means to you? What needs to exist in order for true love to exist.?​

What is a Myth please answer

Read the excerpt from “How I Learned English.”

Someone said “shin” again,
There was a wild stamping of hands on the ground,
A kicking of feet, and the fit
Of laughter overtook me too,
And that was important, as important
As Joe Barone asking me how I was
Through his tears, picking me up
And dusting me off with hands like swatters,
And though my head felt heavy,
I played on till dusk
Missing flies and pop-ups and grounders
And calling out in desperation things like
“Yours” and “take it,” but doing all right,
Tugging at my cap in just the right way,
Crouching low, my feet set.
“Hum baby” sweetly on my lips.

How do things change for the speaker after he laughs with the other boys?

He tries harder to impress others.
He finally has a sense of belonging.
He no longer cares about fitting in.
He no longer avoids playing baseball. 30 points

dentify and explain three goals you should consider when writing a narrative.

Do you think a founding fathers were suscessful in creating those systems why and why not