The Hunger Games: Part One TEST

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What does Thresh's refusal to join the Career pack alliance reveal about his character?

Back

Thresh has a strong moral compass and will not compromise his integrity.

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What was the reason for establishing The Hunger Games according to the history of Panem?

Back

The Capitol created the Games as a way to remember the Dark Days and ensure the mistakes of the past are not repeated.

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What can be inferred about the purpose of the 'eleven' given to Katniss as her training score?

Back

The Gamemakers wanted to make her a target for the other tributes, particularly the Careers.

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How would you best describe Katniss' relationship with Gale?

Back

They have developed trust and companionship over the years by helping each other survive.

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Why is Katniss upset when Peeta Mellark’s name is called as the boy tribute for District 12?

Back

Katniss feels conflicted because Peeta is not a friend of hers, but many years ago he saved her life.

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What is the significance of the Hunger Games in the context of Panem's society?

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The Hunger Games serve as a reminder of the Capitol's power and a means of control over the districts.

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How does Katniss demonstrate her resourcefulness in the arena?

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Katniss uses her hunting skills and knowledge of the woods to survive and find food.

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What role does the media play in The Hunger Games?

Back

The media shapes public perception of the tributes and influences the audience's support.

Front

What does Peeta's character represent in contrast to Katniss?

Back

Peeta represents compassion and strategy, while Katniss embodies survival instincts and independence.

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How does the concept of sacrifice manifest in Katniss' actions?

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Katniss often puts herself in danger to protect others, showcasing her willingness to sacrifice for loved ones.