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Part B
Now, engage in a 10-minute freewriting exercise. Brainstorm and write about anything that comes to mind when thinking about why this character is relatable to readers. Consider these questions while brainstorming:
-How would you describe the character at the beginning of the novel?
-How would you describe the character at the end of the novel?
-What is important to the character?
-Where does the character live?
-Is the character likeable? Why or why not?
THE CHARECTER: Katniss Everdeen
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Answer:

Katniss Everdeen is a fictional character and the protagonist of The Hunger Games trilogy written by American author Suzanne Collins. Her name comes from a plant with edible tubers called Sagittaria, from Sagittarius the Archer, whose name means He that throws arrows in Latin.  Katniss's father was a miner and illegal hunter who traded on the black market in District 12. Her mother is a healer, the daughter of the town Apothecary owners. Katniss's younger sister is Primrose, who is four years younger than she is. hen Katniss was a child her father would bring her out into the woods beyond District 12 to teach her how to hunt with a bow and arrow, as well as how to forage for edible plants. He would sometimes bring her to a lake far into the woods where she learned how to swim. It was on one of these lake visits that Mr. Everdeen introduced Katniss to the edible plant she was named after, and told her, "As long as you can find yourself, you'll never starve."

Katniss was close to her father as a child and shared his appreciation for music. He was a good singer, so good that the mockingjays in the woods would stop to listen to him and copy his tunes. At some point, he taught her a song called "The Hanging Tree", a song about a man calling for his lover to meet him in death. When Katniss's mother heard her singing it, she began screaming at her father, telling him that it was dangerous and unsuitable to be heard by small children and could influence them. This was heightened when she saw Katniss and Prim make actual 'necklaces of rope', with the sisters being oblivious to the fact that the song was talking about voluntarily hanging themselves to death. She then banned the song from their home and forbade Katniss to sing it again outside. Although Katniss never sang it in her mothers presence again, she later sang it during the rebellion when she thought of her father. (In the book Mockingjay, where the lyrics are revealed)

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What was the Philippine Insurrection?

Who owned Florida? pls help for my text <3

Which of the following was a part of the strategy for woman suffrage? Select the three correct answers.
A. to fight to repeal the Fourteenth Amendment

B. to pursue a Tederal law to allow women to run for office

C. to pursue court cases to test the Fourteenth Amendment

D. to push the Supreme Court to grant U.S. citizenship to women

E. to convince state legislatures to grant the right to vote to women

F. to push for a constitutional amendment to grant the right to vote to women nationwide​

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Hi I'm not trying to cheat or have anyone do it for me I just need help finding similarities and differences this is from k12 ​I have a compare and contrast essay to write on these 2 and I need help brainstorming similarities and differences here what I have so far for similarities
- Limits on the power of the government - are written contracts that establish what governments can and cannot do​
and what I have for differences
Magna Carta
- the church shall be free and and rights shouldn't be diminished and shouldn't be unimpaired
U.S. Bill of Rights
- congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion​

what is the purpose of creating a mind map as part of the writting process??? a. to plan the essay b. to brain storm diffrent ideas c. to organize the body paragraphs d. to revise and make edits to improve the essay. I NEED THIS NOWEwWWWWWwwwWWW

who was forced to assume sole responsibility for the war under the treaty of versailles?

The Peace Corps had the most volunteers in ___.
1961
1962
1966
1996
2017

What is federalism?

A. The people vote for their leaders who then represent them.
B. There are three branches of government.
C. The people have individual rights.
D. The state and national governments share power.

what is a burgess and what is it’s significance

1. What was the name of the man who named the Super Continent? *

George Washington
William Smith
Alfred Wegener

To become a citizen of the United States, you must

O A. have lived in the United States for at least six months.

O B. file a request form in a federal court.

O C. pass an English and government test.

O D. be at least 21 years old.

Identify five problems with the articles of confederation.

PERSONAL WRITING Imagine you are a student in a colonial town. Write three journal entries that describe a typical day in school.

How far will An object fall in 11s?

People moved to the frontier because will mark brainliest
The land has been settled.
they wanted more freedoms
they were to poor to stay
they were running away

How did the geography of the southern colonies influence the economy?
A.The rich soil and long growing season influenced colonists to build small farms and raise cattle.

B.The proximity of the Atlantic Ocean influenced colonists to become fisherman and shipbuilders.

C.The mild climate and rich soil influenced colonists to grow tobacco, rice, and indigo.

How did trade influence the spread of the Plague (Black Death)?
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Was columbus first voyage successful and why?​

Question 3 of 5

A business is trying to decide where to locate its new headquarters. It wants

to avoid any location with an average July temperature of over 80 degrees.

Which area would be the best location for the headquarters?

Average July Temperatures in Fahrenheit

Asia

Europe

North

America

Equator

Africa

Oceania

South

America

Australia

Antarctica

Over 85°

68° to 85°

50° to 58°

32° to 50°

14° to 32°

140 or below

Source: National Centers for Environmental Information

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what was the rogues gallery and what was its importance?

which beatle narrated the first two seasons of thomas the tank engine

Who is the intended audience of "East and West Shaking Hands at Laying
Last Rail"? (More than one may be correct)
A)Elementary age children
B)Americans in posterity (from 1869 onwards to modern day)
C)The United States Government
D)The American newspaper reading public in 1869

Can someone please tell me what the current issue is on the 10th amendment

The map shows NO immigration to the United States from

A) Europe.
B) Africa.
C) North America.
D) Asia.

What is the Colombian exchange?

How is the declaration of independence and the 1842 Choctaw Constitution similar?

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What were two failures from the first attempt by the United States to create a nation/government?

Which of the following brought an end to Reconstruction?*
a. The Compromise of 1877
b. The Civil Rights Act of 1871
c. The Amnesty Act in 1872
d. The 15th Amendment in 1870

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