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1. Why does Katniss push Peeta after the interviews?
2. How does her team say the "love story" will help Katniss and Peeta?
3. What are the two things Haymitch shares as final pieces of advice?
4. What does Cinna share with Katniss during their final conversation?
5. Describe the setting of the arena. How might this work to Katniss' advantage?
6. What causes Katniss to change her mind about the bow and arrows?
7. What are the contents of Katniss' pack?
8. Why does Peeta join the pack of Careers at the start of the Games? What does
he hope to gain?
9. Why do you think the Careers accept peeta into their group?
10. How would you feel if you were Katniss ?

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