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Catching Fire
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Suzanne Collins
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In Catching Fire, "Peeta's eyes flutter open." What does "eyes flutter open" mean?
Give an example of a simile, metaphor, or personification from any part of Catching Fire and explain its meaning.
What are similes from chapters 1–5?
What survival skills were demonstrated by Katniss in Catching Fire?
Why does Katniss mess up the training session in Catching Fire?
What are three reasons why the clock is important to the Quarter Quell in Catching Fire?
What are examples of flashbacks in Suzanne Collins's Catching Fire?
What are the types of literary devices in Catching Fire?
What is an example of a simile in Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins?
What are five important events in Catching Fire from start to end?
What is a main theme in Suzanne Collins' "Catching Fire"?
Which districts in "Catching Fire" have rumors of an uprising?
What is a main conflict in the novel Catching Fire?
What literary devices are used in Suzanne Collins' Catching Fire?
How does the setting of Catching Fire contribute to the story?
How is the main problem resolved in Catching Fire?
How has Katniss's life in District 12 changed since the Hunger Games?
What would be the tone of the author in Catching Fire? This answer needs one TE (Textual Evidence) to support it.
What are the science fiction elements in Catching Fire, the second book of the Hunger Games trilogy?
What are three symbols in "Catching Fire" and their meanings?
How does Katniss Everdeen's character develop in Catching Fire?
What are examples of diction in Suzanne Collins's Catching Fire, and how do they affect the reader?
What makes a novel like Catching Fire so engaging?
What is the description of Gale's breath in Catching Fire?
What is the point of view of Catching Fire?
How has Katniss's and her family's life, including Gale, changed in Catching Fire?
How does Katniss's flaming gown scene relate to the novel's title, Catching Fire?
What is a theme statement and three supporting quotes from Catching Fire related to survival, rebellion, or government control?
What is the main purpose of Suzanne Collins' book, Catching Fire?
What is Katniss's man vs. self conflict in Catching Fire?
Which specific words in Suzanne Collins' Catching Fire create interesting characters?