Mockingjay Chapters 10-18

What role does Katniss play in the rebellion in chapters 10-18?

• Katniss becomes a spy for the Capitol

• Katniss joins the Capitol forces

• Katniss serves as the symbol of the rebellion and actively participates in fighting against the Capitol.

• Katniss is a passive observer in the rebellion

How does Peeta struggle with hijacking in chapters 10-18?

• Decreased anxiety, improved sleep, and enhanced mood

• Severe flashbacks, confusion, and violent outbursts

• Mild headaches, dizziness, and fatigue

• Increased appetite, improved memory, and enhanced focus

Describe District 13's underground society as depicted in chapters 10-18.

• District 13's underground society is depicted as a peaceful and harmonious community where everyone lives in perfect unity.

• District 13's underground society is depicted as a luxurious and extravagant community with citizens living lavish lifestyles.

• District 13's underground society is depicted as a highly organized and structured community with a strict hierarchy and militarized environment, where citizens have assigned roles and duties to contribute to the district's survival.

• District 13's underground society is depicted as a chaotic and disorganized community with no clear leadership or structure.

What leadership tactics does President Coin employ in chapters 10-18?

• Impulsivity, indecisiveness, lack of vision

• Micromanagement, passive-aggressiveness, lack of communication

• Strategic decision-making, delegation, communication, authoritative presence

• Dictatorship, isolation, lack of empathy

Explain the significance of the Mockingjay symbol in the story.

• The Mockingjay symbol signifies rebellion, hope, and unity against oppression.

• The Mockingjay symbol represents peace, love, and harmony.

• The Mockingjay symbol signifies wealth, power, and luxury.

• The Mockingjay symbol is a sign of surrender and defeat.

How does the relationship between Katniss and Peeta evolve in chapters 10-18?

• The relationship between Katniss and Peeta evolves from a strategic partnership to a genuine emotional connection based on trust and shared experiences.

• The relationship between Katniss and Peeta evolves from animosity to indifference

• The relationship between Katniss and Peeta evolves from friendship to rivalry

• The relationship between Katniss and Peeta evolves from cooperation to competition

What motivates Katniss to continue fighting in the rebellion?

• Love for her sister, desire to protect loved ones, belief in fighting against injustice

• Revenge against enemies

• Fear of failure

• Desire for power

Discuss the internal conflict Peeta faces due to his hijacking experience.

• Peeta faces internal conflict by embracing his hijacking experience

• Peeta faces internal conflict by forgetting his hijacking experience

• Peeta faces internal conflict by struggling to differentiate between real and false memories, causing confusion, self-doubt, and a sense of betrayal.

• Peeta faces internal conflict by enjoying his hijacking experience

How does District 13's society differ from the other districts?

• District 13 has a weak government and no military presence.

• District 13 is known for its agricultural production.

• District 13 is independent, underground, technologically advanced, and has a strong military.

• District 13 is impoverished and lacks resources.

In what ways does President Coin's leadership impact the rebellion?

• President Coin's leadership impacts the rebellion through strategic direction, decision-making, and morale influence.

• President Coin's leadership impacts the rebellion through indecisiveness

• President Coin's leadership impacts the rebellion through excessive micromanagement

• President Coin's leadership impacts the rebellion through lack of communication