Hunger Games Chapters 9-14

What is the significance of the mockingjay pin in the story?

• It is a symbol of peace and unity, promoting cooperation with the Capitol

• It is a meaningless trinket with no significance to the story

• It represents rebellion and hope, and becomes a symbol of the resistance against the Capitol.

• It represents the Capitol's control and dominance over the districts

Describe the relationship between Katniss and Peeta in these chapters.

• Katniss and Peeta's relationship becomes hostile and confrontational.

• They have a purely professional relationship throughout the chapters.

• Their relationship evolves from being purely strategic to becoming more genuine and caring as they develop feelings for each other.

• Their relationship remains stagnant and unchanging.

How does Katniss demonstrate her survival skills in the arena?

• By using her knowledge of hunting, foraging, and camouflage to find food, avoid danger, and outsmart her opponents.

• By relying on her social skills to make alliances and gain support from sponsors.

• By depending on her physical strength and agility to overpower her opponents.

• By using her knowledge of technology and engineering to create weapons and traps.

Discuss the theme of sacrifice in the Hunger Games.

• The theme of sacrifice in the Hunger Games is focused on the characters' selfishness

• The theme of sacrifice in the Hunger Games is evident through the characters' willingness to sacrifice themselves for the greater good.

• The theme of sacrifice in the Hunger Games is irrelevant to the plot

• The theme of sacrifice in the Hunger Games is about the characters' desire for personal gain

What role does the Capitol play in controlling the districts?

• The Capitol plays a role in controlling the districts by providing them with resources and support

• The Capitol plays a role in controlling the districts by exerting political, economic, and military power over them.

• The Capitol plays a role in controlling the districts by promoting democracy and freedom

• The Capitol plays a role in controlling the districts by allowing them to govern themselves independently

Explain the importance of the nightlock berries in the story.

• The nightlock berries are used as a cure for a deadly disease in the story.

• The nightlock berries are a deadly poison used by Katniss and Peeta as a last resort to defy the Capitol during the Hunger Games.

• The nightlock berries are a symbol of peace and unity in the story.

• The nightlock berries are a rare delicacy enjoyed by the citizens of the Capitol.

What is the significance of the Avox girl in the Capitol?

• The Avox girl is a symbol of hope and resistance against the Capitol

• The significance of the Avox girl in the Capitol is that she serves as a reminder of the consequences of rebellion and defiance against the Capitol.

• The Avox girl is a high-ranking official in the Capitol

• The Avox girl is a famous entertainer in the Capitol

How does Katniss' perception of the other tributes change throughout the story?

• Her perception changes from seeing them as enemies to understanding their struggles and forming alliances with some of them.

• Her perception changes from seeing them as friends to viewing them as enemies.

• Her perception changes from understanding their struggles to becoming jealous of their skills.

• Her perception changes from forming alliances with some of them to betraying all of them.

Discuss the symbolism of fire in the Hunger Games.

• Fire signifies weakness, defeat, and submission.

• Fire symbolizes fear, destruction, and despair.

• Fire symbolizes rebellion, hope, and the spirit of the people.

• Fire represents peace, unity, and cooperation.

What does the character of Cinna represent in the story?

• A symbol of peace and unity among the districts

• Symbol of the common people's support for the rebellion

• An embodiment of the wealthy elite's influence in the government

• A representation of the Capitol's power and control