The Hunger Games Ch. 13

Why did Katniss need to flee from the tree?

• The tributes were trying to shoot her with a bow and arrow.

• A fire was tearing through her area of the arena.

• Capitol mutts were after her.

• The sky began to fall upon her.

How did Katniss know where to run when she came down from the tree?

• The arena's holograph guided her boundaries.

• She followed the deer and other wild animals trying to escape the fire.

• The sun provided guidance of east and west.

• She followed the trail set by the Capitol.

How does Katniss's injury to her calf change her stoic behavior?

• she shrieks in pain and becomes shaken

• she turns bitter and flips off the Gamemakers

• she cries and breaks into cold sweats

• she becomes maniacal and loses reality

What irony comes from Katniss's burn injury?

• "The girl who was on fire" becomes burned

• "The boy with the bread" becomes absent

• "The girl who was on fire" becomes lost

• "The boy with the bread" becomes hurt

What can you infer about the Gamemakers choice to kill or not kill tributes at their will?

• They despise their job and hate torturing the tributes.

• They enjoy manipulating the tributes into killing one another.

• They create mutiny to make the tributes rebel against the Capitol.

• They begin with fire in every arena to clear the forest.

What does the cool spring-fed water pool represent for Katniss?

• Life, healing, and renewal

• Clarity and purpose

• Coldness and suffocation

• Passion, drive, and jealousy

While treed by the Careers and Peeta, Katniss notices something in the tree beside her. What was it?

• a possum

• Rue

• Capitol cameras

• a racoon