The Hunger Games Quiz

Obliterate

• To go beyond usual or accepted limits

• To remove from knowledge or existence; to destroy completely

• The likelihood that something will or will not happen

• Small wood, bone, or stone tablets used as vouchers or tokens that can be offered in exchange for being entered into a drawing to participate in the Hunger Games.

• Food or drink, nourishment; something that provides support, maintenance or strength.

Odds

• To go beyond usual or accepted limits

• To remove from knowledge or existence; to destroy completely

• The likelihood that something will or will not happen

• Small wood, bone, or stone tablets used as vouchers or tokens that can be offered in exchange for being entered into a drawing to participate in the Hunger Games.

• Food or drink, nourishment; something that provides support, maintenance or strength.

Sustenance

• To go beyond usual or accepted limits

• To remove from knowledge or existence; to destroy completely

• The likelihood that something will or will not happen

• Small wood, bone, or stone tablets used as vouchers or tokens that can be offered in exchange for being entered into a drawing to participate in the Hunger Games.

• Food or drink, nourishment; something that provides support, maintenance or strength.

Encroach

• To go beyond usual or accepted limits

• To remove from knowledge or existence; to destroy completely

• The likelihood that something will or will not happen

• Small wood, bone, or stone tablets used as vouchers or tokens that can be offered in exchange for being entered into a drawing to participate in the Hunger Games.

• Food or drink, nourishment; something that provides support, maintenance or strength.

Tesserae

• To go beyond usual or accepted limits

• To remove from knowledge or existence; to destroy completely

• The likelihood that something will or will not happen

• Small wood, bone, or stone tablets used as vouchers or tokens that can be offered in exchange for being entered into a drawing to participate in the Hunger Games.

• Food or drink, nourishment; something that provides support, maintenance or strength.

What happened to the thirteenth district?

• It is the strongest district.

• People decided to build a church

• It was destroyed

• It elected a new president

The Hunger Games were made to remind people of the __________________.

• Dark Days

• Dark Nights

• Dark Times

• Dark Hours

Who is Primrose's sister?

• Prim

• Katniss

• Effie

• Trinket

What is the event called where people are selected to participate in the Hunger Games?

• Encroach

• Repetition

• Reaping

• Capitol

How many people (boys and girls) are selected to participate in the Hunger Games?

• 24

• 12

• 13

• 20