Hunger Games Chapter 1-10 Quiz

What is the reaping and how does it affect the people of District 12?

• The reaping is a festival where people celebrate the harvest in District 12

• The reaping is a lottery where people win prizes in District 12

• The reaping is a tradition where people exchange gifts in District 12

• The reaping is the annual event where one boy and one girl from each district are chosen to participate in the Hunger Games.

Describe the living conditions in District 12.

• Luxurious and comfortable, with plenty of resources

• Poor and harsh, with widespread poverty and scarcity of resources

• Average and uneventful, with no major issues

• Opulent and extravagant, with no signs of poverty

How does the Capitol maintain control over the districts?

• Through love, support, and the annual Friendship Games.

• By offering freedom, equality, and the annual Unity Celebration.

• Through negotiation, compromise, and the annual Peace Summit.

• Through fear, oppression, and the annual Hunger Games.

What are the consequences of defying the Capitol's authority?

• Reward, praise, and recognition

• Freedom, independence, and empowerment

• Forgiveness, understanding, and support

• Punishment, potential harm to loved ones, and even death

How does Katniss feel about Peeta during the initial stages of the Hunger Games?

• Annoyed/Disgusted

• In love

• Conflicted/Unsure/Trust issues

• Completely indifferent

What challenges does Katniss face in the Hunger Games arena?

• Survival, combat with other tributes, and manipulation by the Capitol

• Learning to cook gourmet meals

• Finding a romantic partner

• Competing in a singing competition

What does Peeta confess at the end of the interview?

• He is scared to die

• He hates being in the Capitol

• He misses his mom and dad

• That he has a crush on Katniss

What token does Katniss take into the arena with her?

• Medicine she hid in her pocket

• The Mockingjay pin Madge gave her

• Bow and arrows

• A picture of Prim

What is the significance of the mockingjay pin to Katniss?

• The mockingjay pin represents hope, rebellion, and defiance against the oppressive Capitol.

• The mockingjay pin has no significance to Katniss

• The mockingjay pin is a reminder of her failure in the Hunger Games

• The mockingjay pin is a symbol of wealth and power

What is Peeta's greatest fear the night before the games?

• That Katniss will be killed

• The Capital will change him into a monster.

• He will disgrace his family

• He will be too scared to fight