Hunger Games Part 2: Chapters 10-18 Review

Suzanne Collins implies that forming alliances can be a strategic move for survival in the harsh environment of the games. Which sentences from the chapters best support this implication?

• "I had to do it, to ally with Rue was the only logical move...” - Katniss, on agreeing to work together with Rue.

• "The Avox girl... she can't be my ally, her inability to speak makes her a liability..." - Katniss, reflecting on potential allies.

• "The careers, they are the real enemy..." - Katniss, musing on the antagonistic tributes.

• "If I'm going to die, I want to still be me..." - Peeta, discussing maintaining his identity in the games.

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In Chapter 10 of "The Hunger Games," during the interviews, Peeta confesses his love for Katniss. How does this confession affect the audience's perception of Katniss and Peeta?

• It creates a sense of rivalry between Katniss and Peeta, making the audience eager to see them compete against each other.

• It generates a romantic narrative that captivates the audience, creating a crossed lovers" image.

• It portrays Katniss as a villain, causing the audience to sympathize with Peeta.

• It confuses the audience as they struggle to understand the relationship between Katniss and Peeta.

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Reflecting on Katniss and Peeta's communication strategies, which statement best illustrates the effective use of nonverbal communication?

• "Our hands intertwined convey unity..."

• "A smile can be more disarming than words..."

• "Our costumes represent our district's identity..."

• "The salute is a symbol of rebellion..."

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In Chapter 13 of "The Hunger Games," Katniss faces a dangerous attack of fireballs. Which of the following best describes how this event impacts her?

• It motivates Katniss to seek revenge against the tributes who she believes are responsible for the attack.

• It encourages Katniss to form an alliance with other tributes to fight against the Gamekeepers.

• It forces Katniss to find shelter, testing her survival skills and adaptability in a crisis.

• It leads Katniss to question the reality of the Games and the intentions of the Gamekeepers.

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Suzanne Collins portrays the theme of survival and strategy in the hostile environment of the games. Which sentence from the chapters best supports this theme?

• "The careers, they are the real enemy..." - Katniss, emphasizing the threat from other tributes.

• "Two tributes can win this year... Both of us can live." - The rule change announcement, highlighting the potential for dual survival.

• "If I'm going to die, I want to still be me..." - Peeta, expressing his desire to maintain his integrity.

• "I had to do it, to ally with Rue was the only logical move..." - Katniss, rationalizing her alliance with Rue.

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How do the different ways Katniss and Peeta deal with problems in the games show up in Suzanne Collins' writing?

• By showing Katniss likes being alone and Peeta likes being with others.

• By showing Katniss is more realistic and Peeta is more dreamy.

• By showing Katniss is more forceful and Peeta is more calm.

• By showing Katniss doesn't like making friends in the game but Peeta does.

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Which word best describes the central theme of the characters time in the arena?

• Survival

• Friendship

• Rebellion

• Loyalty

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The phrase "a piece of bad luck" is used to describe:

• A regrettable occurrence

• A piece of misfortune

• An unfortunate event

• All of the above

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How does the writer show the different ways Katniss and Peeta think about right and wrong, and who they are in the games through what they do and choose?

• Katniss acts quickly without thinking much, while Peeta takes time to think before acting.

• Katniss cares more about being practical and staying alive, while Peeta cares about being kind and honest.

• Katniss wants to win the games, while Peeta wants to make friends.

• Katniss wants to succeed on her own, while Peeta wants his district to do well.

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The central idea of the games can best be summarized as:

• A battle of wits and resourcefulness.

• A test of moral integrity and identity.

• A struggle for survival in a controlled, hostile environment.

• A representation of district loyalty and rebellion.

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