ENGLISH 10 9/18 Reviewing Chapter 6 events and main ideas (Discuss possible sign posts noticed in chapter). Discuss major themes and symbols Reading With and discussing chapter 7 Sub: Complete Discussion questions for chapters 5-7. Looking at the Quarter 1 literary terms, create flashcards and study. Quiz coming up next week over these key terms. AGENDA Katniss is in awe of how luxurious her room is. It’s larger than her house and has all sorts of automated features, notably in the shower and closet. The servers are all young people dressed in white tunics. She knows one of them, a girl with red hair, then realizes this person is associated with a bad memory. Effie snaps at her, saying she can’t possibly know an Avox. Haymitch explains that an Avox is someone who committed a crime and had their tongue cut out. Peeta covers for her by saying the Avox girl resembles someone from there school. Katniss and Peeta go to the roof, where they can speak without being overheard. There’s an electrified field around it. CHAPTER 6 SUMMARY Katniss says she and Gale were hunting in the woods one day when they saw a ragged-looking girl and boy running in terror. A hovercraft appeared and captured the girl in a net. It hauled her up instantly, then shot the boy through with a spear that had a cable attached and hauled his body up too. The girl was taken, she locked eyes with her, but Katniss did nothing. The memory haunts her. Katniss sees the redheaded Avox in her room. She asks the girl to take some clothes to Cinna, and as she falls asleep, wonders if the girl will enjoy watching her die in the Games. CHAPTER 6 SUMMARY Themes The inequality between rich and poor Suffering as entertainment Symbols Mockingjays Panem Katniss’s importance of appearances dresses The PATTERS: FIRE DEFIANCE HUNTING As we are reading chapter 7, I want you to note any of the major themes, symbols, or reoccurring patterns that come up in the text. Homework/If you finish early In class work Complete Questions for chapters 5-7 individually. Hand in the “Sign Post” graphic organizer for Chapters 5 & 6 Pick up the Quarter 1 literary terminology sheet. Create flashcards for each item. Draw a picture on the front with the term to help you remember what the literary term stands for/represents. Write the definition/explanation/example on the back. TURN IN COMPLETED CHAPTER 5-7 QUESTIONS AT THE END OF THE HOUR IF YOU FINISH.