The Hunger Games: Chapters 1-6 Comprehension Quiz

What is the main reason Katniss volunteers to participate in the Hunger Games?

• To protect her sister, Prim.

• For the glory of winning.

• To escape District 12.

• Because she believes she can overthrow the Capitol.

What can be inferred about the society of Panem from the first six chapters?

• It is a utopia where everyone is equal.

• It is divided into districts based on wealth and occupation.

• It is a society without any form of government.

• It is a place where the Hunger Games are viewed as entertainment by all.

How does Katniss feel about the Capitol and its residents?

• She admires them and aspires to live there.

• She is indifferent and focuses only on her survival.

• She resents them for their wealth and for the Hunger Games.

• She is curious and wants to learn more about their way of life.

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What role does Gale play in Katniss's life before the Hunger Games?

• He is her hunting partner and close friend.

• He is her mentor for the Hunger Games.

• He is a distant relative who occasionally helps her family.

• He is a rival from another district.

Why are the Hunger Games held every year?

• To entertain the Capitol.

• To commemorate the districts' rebellion against the Capitol.

• To select a new leader for Panem.

• To redistribute wealth among the districts.

What inference can be made about Peeta Mellark's feelings towards Katniss in the early chapters?

• He is indifferent towards her.

• He dislikes her because of her skills in hunting.

• He has romantic feelings for her.

• He sees her as a strong competitor in the Games.

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How does the community of District 12 react to Katniss volunteering for the Hunger Games?

• They celebrate her bravery.

• They are indifferent, as this is a common occurrence.

• They show their respect by giving her a silent salute.

• They try to persuade her to change her mind.

What is the significance of the mockingjay pin Katniss wears?

• It is a symbol of rebellion against the Capitol.

• It is a token of good luck from her district.

• It represents her love for nature and hunting.

• It is a gift from Gale, symbolizing their friendship.

How does Katniss's relationship with her mother change after her father's death?

• It becomes stronger as they rely on each other for support.

• It remains unchanged, as they were always close.

• It becomes strained due to her mother's depression.

• It improves because her mother becomes more responsible.

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What can be inferred about the Capitol's control over the districts?

• It is maintained through negotiation and mutual agreements.

• It is maintained through fear and the demonstration of power.

• It is weak, as many districts openly rebel.

• It is based on the Capitol's technological superiority.