Hunger Games Chapters 11-15

Front

What provides relief to Katniss from her injuries?

Back

A small pond.

Front

How does Katniss determine the direction to run from the fire?

Back

She follows the animals.

Front

What wakes Katniss on her second night in the arena?

Back

A giant wall of fire.

Front

How does Katniss injure her calf and hands?

Back

She puts out fire on her pants with her hands.

Front

How does Rue assist Katniss with her sting wounds?

Back

She chews on leaves and then places them on the sting wounds.

Front

What is the significance of the small pond for Katniss?

Back

It provides relief and a moment of respite from her injuries.

Front

What strategy does Katniss use to escape danger in the arena?

Back

She observes the behavior of animals to determine safe paths.

Front

What does the giant wall of fire symbolize in the story?

Back

It represents the constant threat and danger in the Hunger Games.

Front

What lesson does Katniss learn from her injuries?

Back

She learns the importance of being cautious and aware of her surroundings.

Front

How does teamwork play a role in Katniss and Rue's relationship?

Back

They support each other, sharing knowledge and skills to survive.