Unlike Katniss, how is Peeta approaching or preparing for the Hunger Games?

He appears to have a strategy about how to succeed and understands the politics behind the games.

He appears to be rebellious to the Capitol and is planning something to express his dissent.

He appears to not care about Katniss and is being cold or neutral to prepare for killing her.

He appears to not care about the Hunger Games and doesn't think a strategy is necessary.

Which statement supports the assertion that Katniss's prep team is caring, genuine, and supportive?

Katniss's team wants her to look good so she can attract sponsors and look more pleasing to viewers.

Katniss's team wants her to look good simply because they're assigned to District 12.

Katniss's team wants her to look good simply to improve Katness's self-esteem and cheer her up.

Katniss's team wants her to look good so that they don't get in trouble with the Capitol.

How does Cinna's appearance indirectly characterize him?

Cinna's homely (i.e. plain) or simple appearance underscores his humble character, especially towards Katniss.

Cinna's flashy and grandoise appearance underscores his destiny for a bigger, better future.

Cinna's flashy and grandoise appearance underscores his unpretentious, down to earth personality.

Cinna's drab or ugly appearance contradicts his compassionate and thoughtful character, especially towards Katniss.

What is the most important gift that Cinna gives Katniss?

Cinna gives her a beautiful appearance to increase her appeal to the audience and sponsors.

Cinna gives her a beautiful appearance to improve her self-esteem.

Cinna gives her a beautiful appearance to make her look more attractive to Peeta and Gale at home.

Cinna gives her a beautiful appearance to show her what she will never look like without his help.

What was Katniss's reaction to the redheaded girl, and what is the theme that Collins uses this event to suggest?

Katniss's inaction to save the redheaded girl underscores that people who sit idly to violence are just as guilty as those who inflict violence.

Katniss's inaction to save the redheaded girl underscores that people should only look out for their own self-interests.

Katniss saving the redheaded girl underscores that all girls are in need of rescue and are lost until someone intervenes.

Katniss saving the redeaded girl underscores that humanity needs to look out for others and do our best to minimize or prevent suffering.

Why is Katniss's nickname, "the girl who was on fire," figuratively fitting?

Katniss is passionate and quick tempered.

Katniss is annoying and irritating.

Katniss is constantly filled with rage.

Katnissis consuming and selfish.

How are Katniss, Prim, and Rue all characterized by their names?

They are all names for plants, and all three girls--like plants--give life and sustenance to others.

They are all names for plants, and all three girls--like plants--can be poisonous and dangerous.

They are all names for plants, and all three girls--like plants--elegance and dignity.

They are all names for plants, and all three girls--like plants--spark romance, desire, and love.

The Career Tributes intimidate the other tributes in all these ways except which?

The Career Tributes publicly state their strategy about whom they'll kill first to strike fear in others.

The Career Tributes in appearance are bigger, healthier, and stronger than the other tributes.

The Career Tributes only associate with one another and other seemingly strong tributes.

The Career Tributes practive with deadly weapons during training.

A distict would raise a Career Tribute for all of the following reasons except which?

When a tribute wins the Hunger Games, the district earns the right not send a tribute next year.

When a tribute wins the Hunger Games, the district wins and is honored, too.

When a tribute wins the Hunger Games, the tribute is rich and famous for the rest of his/her life.

When a tribute wins the Hunger Games, the tribute does his/her civic duty to the district and nation.

Why does Katniss not want to open up and reveal herself to the audience in the TV interview?

Katniss does not want to give the public access to the private life of her past, especially that the rest of her life in the present and future will be public.

Katniss does not want to give the Capitol the satisfaction of what she plans on revealing in the Hunger Games themselves.

Katniss is afraid that she'll say the wrong thing and endanger Gale, Prim and mom back home.

Katniss is shy and lacks public speaking skills.

Peeta claims he likes Katniss during his interview for all of these reasons except which?

By claiming to be a lover boy, all the other tributes will think he's intimidating and strong.

By claiming to like Katniss, he and Katniss will be more likely to earn sponsors.

By claiming to like Katniss, he makes Katniss look better and more desirable to viewers.

By claiming to like Katniss, their love is an added act of rebellion against the Capitol who wants contestants in the Hunger Games not to unite but to be cutthroatd and only look after themselves.

What internal conflict does Peeta fear before entering the Hunger Games?

Peeta fears that he will lose his humanity and morality by doing something immoral or evil.

Peeta fears that he will be responsible for Katniss's death.

Peeta fears that he will disappoint District 12 and let down his mother.

Peeta fears that he will not be able to kill someone when he needs to do so.

The Lanunchpad is nicknamed the Stockyard for all of the following reasons except which?

It's called the Stockyard because the citizens take great stock and pride in all of its tributes.

It's called the Stockyard because all of the tributes are stocked close together like cattle.

It's called the Stockyard because all of the tributes are preparing for the inevitable slaughter.

It's called the Stockyard because the Capitol dehumanizes its citizens by treating them like cattle.

What figurative language does Katniss use when she thinks, "There could be any number of animals stalking me at this moment." page 155

Katniss uses the metaphor of animals for the tributes who aren't human out to kill.

Katniss uses the metaphor of animals for the fans of hers, cheering her on in District 12.

Katniss uses the metaphor of animals for the members on her team who are watching at the center.

Katniss uses the metaphor of animals for the tributes who may be friendly and on her side.

Why haven't the Career Tributes killed Peeta?

The Career Tributes haven't killed Peeta yet because they are using him to get to Katniss and how to kill her.

The Career Tributes haven't killed Peeta yet because they are going to do so very soon.

The Career Tributes haven't killed Peeta yet because they know Peeta will lead them to victory.

The Career Tributes haven't killed Peeta yet because they trust Peeta more than each other.

What makes Katniss realize that she is close to water?

Katniss realizes she is close to water when she is denied water by Haymitch and her sponsors.

Katniss realizes she is close to water when she recalls what Peeta told her before they parted.

Katniss realizes she is close to water when she heads back to the late, the only known source of water.

Katniss realizes she is close to water when she smells it in the air and follows the scent.

Why do the Gamemakers most likely target Katniss with fire and fireballs?

They likely target her because of her nickname.

They likely target her because of her inability to kill any other tributes so far.

They likely target her because she is the physically strongest and most populate tribute.

The likely target her because she is the weakest and must be eliminated.

When a trap that the Gamemakers has set has ceased, what should a tribute infer?

The tribure should infer that the Gamemakers have arranged for another tribute to be close by.

The tribure should infer that the Gamemakers are giving the tribute a break or rest.

The tribute shoud infer that the Gamemakers have clocked out and finished for the rest of the day.

The tribure should infer that the Gamemakers made a mistake and accidentally hit the wrong button.

How does Glimmer, the girl from District 1, and her appearance in death indirectly characterize her?

In death, Glimmer's outer appearance matchers her inner grotesque character.

In death, Glimmer's outer appearance contrasts to her inner beautiful and wholesome character.

In death, Glimmer's outer appearance contrast to her inner grotesque character.

In death, Glimmer's outer appearance matchers her inner boring and plain character.

Why does Haymitch send Katniss the medicine as her first gift from her sponsors?

Haymitch sends medicine because she won't go far without it and can't likely make it on her own.

Haymitch sends medicine because she doesn't have a keen knowledge of plants.

Haymitch sends medicine because she is too stubborn to ask for it herself.

Haymitch sends medicine because shw won't likely take it easy and make the burn worse.

Katniss infers all of the following from talking to and teaming up with Rue except which?

Katniss learns that the punishment for stealing in Rue's district is light and only frowned upon.

Katniss learns that her district isn't the only one that knows homemade remedies and gathering tips.

Katniss learns that life for her in District 12 isn't as bad as what happens to some in Rue's district.

Katniss learns that the Capitol isolates the districts from each other well so people know little about others and their struggles.

Katniss's strategy of getting rid of the Career Tributes' supplies that she plans with Rue is clever for all of the following reasons except which?

The strategy tests whether or not Peeta will remain loyal to the Career Tributes or not.

The strategy favors her and Rue who know how to hunt and don't have the supplies that the Career Tributres have.

The strategy is the first time that Katniss is being offensive rather than defensive, which is necessary to win the Hunger Games.

The strategy makes the Career Tributes experience what life is like in the other districts with little supplies or guarantees.

What can we infer about "Foxface" and her character based on the nickname Katniss has given her, the actions of "Foxface," and the connotation of a fox?

"Foxface" is cunning, sly, wiley and likely can't be trusted.

"Foxface" is a jokester who plays pranks and tricks others for amusement.

"Foxface" is busted and her face looks like animalistic, not human.

"Foxface" is wise, guiding, noble, and adaptable.

How is Katniss placing flowers on Rue's body a rebellious act to the Capitol?

Katniss's action is a rebellious act because she honors Rue's death and affirms Rue's humanity.

Katniss's action is a rebellious act because she doesn't allow the hovercraft to claim Rue's body.

Katniss's action is a rebellious act because she places flowers around her that symbolize rebellion

Katniss's action is a rebellious act becasue the Capitol loathes all flowers.

What figurateive language is used and what is conveyed in it here: "I can't stop looking at Rue, smaller than ever, a baby animal curled up in a next of netting" (page 236)?

Through a metaphor, Rue is characterized as an innocent who was too young to die.

Through a metaphor, Rue is characterized as a bird that was born to be free.

Through personification, a baby animal is given human characteristics similar to Rue's.

Through personification, Rue is given human characteristics by being small and peaceful.

What does Katniss's hand gesture symbolize?

The hand gesture symbolizes respect and gratitutde.

The hand gesture symbolizes athleticism and strength.

The hand gesture symbolizes courage and bravery.

The hand gesture symbolizes hope and survival.

What is the theme of Katniss's song that she sings to Rue before Rue dies? Reread the lyrics.

Tomorrow brings primis and hope, even when today seems unpromising and hopeless.

The morning promises struggle, but the nights will be easy with time.

The night is dangerous and the morning will be just as grim, but at least we'll be together.

Seize the day, which means to make the most of the day, for tomorrow isn't promised.

What is ironic about how Peeta has been able to keep himself alive?

Peeta has some of the least likely skills to survive being a cake decorator, but they help save his life.

Peeta has a lot of health and energy, but he overstates his injuries so Katniss will kiss him.

Peeta is more selfless than Katniss, but he becomes selfish when Katniss finally finds him.

Peeta is the strongets tribute, but he has become the weakest and is barely holding onto life.

What is ironic about Katniss and Peeta are able to keep the Gamemakers at bay from releasing traps on Katniss and Peeta? In other words, why have the Gamemakers not attacked or provoked Katniss and Peeta even though they haven't moved much today?

The Gamemakers want entertainment and when voilence doesn't excite viewers, love does.

The Gamemakers know how the games are going to end, so they don't bother Peeta and Katniss.

The Gamemakers know that Katniss and Peeta have "jumped the shark," meaning they're no longer of interest to viewers; therefore, they leave them be.

The Gamemakers want Katniss and Peeta to turn on eacher other, and they're hoping that leaving them alone will brew conflict.

Unlike Katniss's physical signs of affection, what are Peeta's signs of affection like and how do these actions indirectly characterize him?

Peeta's actions are natural, which suggest that he really does have genuine feelings for Katniss and isn't pretending just for the sake of the viewers.

Peeta's actions are artificial and shallow, which suggest that he is better at playing the Games and viewers than Katniss is, which suggests that he is the stronger competitor.

Peeta's actions are flamboyant and extravagant, which suggest that Peeta doesn't know love.

Peeta's actions are sexist and inappropriate, which underscores that Peeta is not the person he claims or pretends to be.

Which idiom and theme best explains why Katniss censors her goat story to Peeta?

Snitches and talkers get stitches and walkers.

Honesty is the first chapter in the book of wisdom.

If you tell the truth, you don't have to remember anything.

Truth is like the sun. You can shut it out for a time, but it ain't goin' away.

Why does Katniss think that "Foxface" might be her only real opponent on the morning of the feast that Claudius has invited her and the other tributes?

"Foxface" has the best strategic planning.

"Foxface" has the most popularity and sponsors by associated.

"Foxface" is the most athletic remaining tribute.

"Foxface" is the most beautiful remaining tribute.

What is ironic about what Peeta reveals to Katniss about how he felt when he was selected as a tribute at the reaping?

Unlike other tributes, Peeta was happy to be selected because it brought him and Katniss together.

Unlike other tributres, Peeta was afraid and considered committing suicide in order not to play.

Unlike other tributes, Peeta was eager to overthrow the Capitol and stage a rebellion against it.

Unlike other tributes, Peeta was looking forward to being able to kill people and get away with it.

Which id i om and theme does the death of "Foxface" imply to the reader?

Curiosity killed the car, so one should not do something out of curiosity withought thinking about it.

An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

Sometimes it's best just to bite the bullet and do something without thinking too much about it.

It's great to hit the nail on the head, meaning to do something exactly right.

How is Thresh like Katniss, and how are both honorable characters?

Thresh doesn't want to owe anything to anybody, so he spares her life and pays his dues.

Thresh and Katniss both use thier athleticism and brawn more than their brains and logic to survive.

Thresh is a peaceful pacifist and doesn't believe that violence doesn't solve anything.

Thresh realizes that the Capitol is the true enemy, and both plan to stage a rebellion in the Games.

Thesh's death is ambigiuos and isn't explicit by author Suzanne Collins.

Thresh dies by getting struck by lightning in the field.

Thresh is eaten to death by the creatures the Gamemakers release on the remaining tributes.

What is shocking that the Gamemakers have literally done to the former tributes?

The Gamemakers have now literally taken the tributes' humanity away and made them animals.

The Gamemakers have reanimated their corpses and made them come back as zombies.

The Gamemakers have taken the tributes' pets from home and engineered them to murder.

The Gamemakers have taken the tributes' family members and mutated them into moster dogs.

Katniss kills Cato for all of the following reasons except which?

Katniss kills Cato because she wants the Career Tributes to join in the rebellion against the Capitol.

Katniss kills Cato because she pities him and the suffering he's enduring for entertainment.

Katniss kills Cato to allow Peeta and her to win the Games.

Katniss kills Cato to put him out of his misery.

Why does Katniss not kill Peeta at the end of the Hunger Games when the Gamemakers revoke their earlier rule that the two tributes from the same district may win?

She doesn't kill him because she cares about him and killing him isn't fair.

She doesn't kill him because she plans to do so after the games have finished.

She doesn't kill him because she wants to inspire Panem to rebel.

She doesn't kill him because she wants to kill herself first and let Peeta live.

The dress that Cinna designs for Katniss and its design that makes her resemble candlelight after the Hunger Games indirectly characterizes her in all of the following ways except which?

The dress recalls candlelight because Katniss is the girl on fire who is about to be snuffed out.

The dress recalls candlelight beause Katniss implies how love can lead one out of darkness.

The dress recalls candlelight because Katniss is now a symbol of hope, strength, and courage.

The dress recalls candlelight because Katniss is still the girl on fire, but her fire is contained and under control.

What internal conflict does Katniss contemplate at the end of the novel?

Katniss is unsure if her feelings for Peeta are now genuine after pretending so long.

Katniss is unsure if she wants to be the rebel that Panem wants her to be.

Katniss is unsure if her feelings for Gale are stronger than her feelings for Peeta.

Katniss is unsure if she can go on living after surviving such a haunting ordeal.

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"Reap" is a verb whose denotation means "to cut or gather (a crop or harvest); harvest the crop from (a piece of land); or receive (a reward or benefit) as a consequence of one's own or other people's actions. Panem's "reaping" (what its citizens call the selection day for the Hunger Games) could connote or refer to all of the following except which?

a gathering of all of a district's citizens together to draw names

to cut the morale of Panem's citizens to let them know that the Capitol has control

to reward its citizens for their loyalty, pleasure, and support of everything the Capitol does

what Panem receives as a consequence of their ancestors' rebellion years ago

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

When Katniss says, "District 12. Where you can starve to death in safety," which of the following types of irony are evident? page 5

Dramatic irony is evident because the reader knows who will starve to death in the story

Situational irony is evident because people who starve to death aren't really safe.

Verbal irony is evident because Katniss says that District 12 isn't safe, but it really is secure.

Verbal irony is evident because Katniss says people starve to death in District 12, but she doesn't mean it.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Who is the protagonist of this story?

The Capitol

Katniss

Primrose

The Gamemakers

All of the following events are examples of situational irony except which?

After the reaping, the families of those whose children weren't selected celebrate and party.

Because of the popularity of the novel and film adaptation, the reader knows that Katniss will volunteer to be tribute.

Instead of caring about those who are going to die or intervening, some people bet on a tribute's performance in the Hunger Games.

On reaping day, Panem's citizens must dress formally for a grim event.

What is conveyed in District 12's silence to Katniss volunteering to be the district's tribute?

District 12 is silent to express its disapproval of Peeta, one of the kindest bakers, as a selction.

District 12 is silent to express its disapproval of the Capitol and what it's doing to District 12.

District 12 is silent to express its regret and sadness that Katniss is going instead of Prim.

District 12 is silent to express its sorrow that someone stronger won't be representing the district.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What do the dandelions that Katniss saw at school the day after Peeta assisted her years ago best symbolize to Katniss given the context of the event?

The dandelions symbolize chance and hope.

The dandelions symbolize decay and death.

The dandelions symbolize entrapment and annoyance.

The dandelions symbolize purity and cleanliness.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Haymitch punches Peeta for all of the following reasons except which?

Haymitch punches Peeta because after seeing Peeta's resolve to win, he tests Katniss's resolve, too.

Haymitch punches Peeta because Peeta knocked off his morning beverage.

Haymitch punches Peeta for what Peeta did the night before when Haymitch was passed out drunk.

Haymitch punhces Peeta to test Katniss and her relationship to Peeta.

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