The Hunger Games Part 2 (Ch 10-18) Assessment (RL 7.1- 7.4)

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What does Katniss’s reaction to Rue’s death reveal about her character?

Back

She is deeply compassionate and values human life.

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What does the word 'vicious' reveal about the Careers’ behavior in the arena?

Back

They are ruthless and aggressive.

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What evidence best supports Katniss’s motivation to protect Rue?

Back

Rue reminds her of her sister, Prim.

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How does Katniss use the tracker jacker nest in Chapter 14?

Back

To escape from the Careers and gain an advantage.

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Why does Peeta choose to align himself with the Career Tributes in Chapter 11?

Back

He wants to protect Katniss from inside the group.

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Define 'compassion' as it relates to Katniss's character.

Back

Compassion is the ability to empathize with others and show concern for their well-being.

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What role does survival play in Katniss's decisions throughout the story?

Back

Survival drives her actions and influences her relationships with other tributes.

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Explain the significance of Rue's character in the story.

Back

Rue represents innocence and the loss of childhood, highlighting the brutality of the Games.

Front

What is the importance of alliances in 'The Hunger Games'?

Back

Alliances can provide safety, resources, and strategic advantages in the arena.

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How does the Capitol influence the behavior of the tributes?

Back

The Capitol manipulates tributes through fear, rewards, and the desire for fame.