The Hunger Games Ch. 23

Front

Why do Katniss and Peeta limit what they eat from the feast?

Back

They know they could possibly throw it up if they gorge themselves.

Front

What is one thing Katniss refuses to do if she wins The Game?

Back

Have children of her own.

Front

What does Peeta do to grab Effie's attention after the feast?

Back

He licks his plate clean.

Front

Who will be Katniss and Peeta's neighbor if they win the Games?

Back

Haymitch.

Front

What signal do Katniss and Peeta use to know each other is safe?

Back

Whistle.

Front

What does the act of limiting food intake signify in the context of survival?

Back

It reflects the need for self-control and strategic planning in a survival situation.

Front

How does Katniss's decision about having children reflect her character development?

Back

It shows her desire to protect her future children from the dangers of the Capitol.

Front

What role does food play in the relationship between Katniss and Peeta?

Back

Food symbolizes their bond and shared experiences, as well as their survival instincts.

Front

What does Peeta's action of licking his plate clean suggest about his character?

Back

It indicates his playful nature and desire to entertain, even in dire situations.

Front

How does the presence of Haymitch affect Katniss and Peeta's strategy in the Games?

Back

Haymitch serves as a mentor, providing guidance and support to navigate the challenges.