The Hunger Games By Suzanne Collins PowerPoint By: Stephanie Ponterio

Key Summary Points: Katniss has just volunteered herself, in place of her sister, for the 74 th annual Hunger Games. While in the Games, she has to duke it out with 23 other tributes until there is a final victor. This book follows her journey along with her fellow tribute, Peeta, in the quest of making it back to their families.

Scientific findings: Ecology Psychology Aerobic/ Anaerobic Respiration Mutations

Mutations: the changing of the structure of a gene, resulting in a varying form that may be transmitted to generations, caused by the alteration of single base unit in DNA, or the deletion, insertion, or rearrangement of larger sections of genes or chromosomes In simpler terms: A change in DNA

Mutations Mutations occur on a daily basis Mutations can cause common diseases such as cancer Mutations can be good and bad Mutations can be inherited, acquired, and man- made Acquired mutations can’t be passed down Man-made mutations are typically used for scientific research

Mockingjay

Tracker Jackers

Mutated Wolf

What do these three things all have in common? These three animals are all different mutations.

Connections to Katniss: All of these mutations affect Katniss Mockingjay= hope Tracker Jacker= life or death Mutated Wolf= what the games turn people into

Connections To Life: Mutations affect most people Most people have mutated cells If it doesn’t affect you directly it affects you indirectly Mutations have to do with evolvement of species

Book Review This book is a must read for all ages. If you have read it you should read it again because it sends a very powerful message that everyone should know.

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