Homework: May 18th
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English Language Arts:
Level 1:“I rise, turning to the force field. My bow tilts up. I let the arrow fly, see it hit its mark and vanish. A flash of white runs up the wire, the dome bursts into a dazzling blue light. I'm thrown backward to the ground, body useless, paralyzed, eyes frozen wide, as feathery bits of matter rain down on me. My eyes strain to capture one last image of beauty to take with me. Everything seems to erupt at once. The earth explodes into showers of dirt and plant matter. Even the sky fills with brightly colored blossoms of light.”
1.
What did Katniss do to the force field?
A) she threw food at it B) exploded it with her bow and arrow C) watched it for days |
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2.
What happened to the earth after she does this?
A) the earth grew vegetables
B) the earth grows plants
C) the earth explodes
Level 2: “I rise, turning to the force field. My bow tilts up at the wavering square, the flaw, the ... what did he call it that day? The chink in the armor. I let the arrow fly, see it hit its mark and vanish, pulling the thread of gold behind it. A flash of white runs up the wire, and for just a moment, the dome bursts into a dazzling blue light. I'm thrown backward to the ground, body useless, paralyzed, eyes frozen wide, as feathery bits of matter rain down on me. My eyes strain to capture one last image of beauty to take with me. Everything seems to erupt at once. The earth explodes into showers of dirt and plant matter. Even the sky fills with brightly colored blossoms of light. Just in case it's not enough fun watching the obliteration of the arena and the remaining tributes. Or perhaps to illuminate our gory ends. Will they let anyone survive? Will there be a victor of the Seventy-fifth Hunger Games? Maybe not.”
1.
What does Katniss do to the force field?
2.
Predict how Katniss may feel after this event happens.
Level 3:“I
rise, turning to the force field. My bow tilts up at the wavering square. I let
the arrow fly, see it hit its mark and vanish, pulling the thread of gold
behind it. A flash of white runs up the wire, and for just a moment, the dome
bursts into a dazzling blue light. I'm thrown backward to the ground, body
useless, paralyzed, eyes frozen wide, as feathery bits of matter rain down on
me. My eyes strain to capture one last image of beauty to take with me.
Everything seems to erupt at once. The earth explodes into showers of dirt and
plant matter. Trees burst into flames. Even the sky fills with brightly colored
blossoms of light. I can't think why the sky's being bombed until I realize the
Gamemakers are shooting off fireworks up there, while the real destruction
occurs on the ground. Just in case it's not enough fun watching the
obliteration of the arena and the remaining tributes. Or perhaps to illuminate
our gory ends. Will they let anyone survive? Will there be a victor of the
Seventy-fifth Hunger Games? Maybe not.”
1.
Identify what Katniss did to the force field. Cite evidence
from the text to support your answer.
2.
Infer how Katniss must have felt after this happened.
Explain your answer.
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