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Lesson 7: Day 2
Harrison Bergeron & The Hunger Games

Monday, December 10, 12

Review of Utopian and Dystopian
Society
What makes a Utopian Society?
What makes a Dystopian Society?
What type of society is Harrison Bergeron? Why?
What type of society is The Hunger Games? Why?
What type of society are we? Why?

Monday, December 10, 12

Comprehension Quiz
The main conflict of the story revolves around Harrison
Bergeron’s resistance to--The rules his parents set
The authority of the government
The qualities he was born with
The appeals of others to rebel

Monday, December 10, 12

Comprehension Quiz
Hazel does not wear a handicap transmitter because--her inte"igence is average she is unusua"y attractive her husband told her not to wear it she broke the law and removed hers

Monday, December 10, 12

Comprehension Quiz
The main conflict of the story is resolved when--The handicap general takes Harrison to jail
The handicapper general shoots and ki"s Harrison
A news reporter announces Harrison has escaped #om jail
Harrison declares himself an emperor and removes his handicap

Monday, December 10, 12

Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00p8GGbDRSA

Monday, December 10, 12

Chapter Review: Chapter 10

Peeta confesses his love for Katniss:
Why/how is this important? How does it effect his character? Katniss is rea"y mad:
What does this show about her character?

Monday, December 10, 12

Chapter Review: Chapter 10

Cinna giving Katniss the MockingJay pin before she rises up: What significance does this have?
What might this be foreshadowing?

Monday, December 10, 12

Chapter Review: Chapter 10

Rise up in cylinders to arena:
What would be going through your mind at this point
How does Katniss feel at this point in the story
How does Peeta feel at this point in the story?

Monday, December 10, 12

Chapter Review: Chapter 11

Having to wait 60 seconds:
What would you think of?
How would you feel?
What is Katniss thinking?
What is Peeta thinking?

Monday, December 10, 12
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