Mockingjay Chapters 19-27

What role does Katniss play in the rebellion against the Capitol?

• Peace negotiator

• Capitol spy

• Symbolic leader and inspiration

• District 12 mayor

How does Peeta recover from the hijacking and his altered memories?

• Therapy, medication, and support from loved ones

• Physical therapy, herbal remedies, and isolation

• Hypnosis, self-medication, and avoidance

• Counseling, experimental treatments, and neglect from family

What are some of the underground operations carried out by District 13?

• Weapon manufacturing, soldier training, rebellious activities planning

• Food distribution, medical aid, entertainment events

Discuss President Coin's leadership decisions during the rebellion.

• President Coin prioritized the rebels' safety over goals

• President Coin lacked strategic vision

• President Coin's decisions were erratic and unpredictable

• President Coin made calculated decisions using morally questionable tactics.

What is the fate of Primrose Everdeen in the final chapters of Mockingjay?

• Primrose Everdeen becomes a soldier

• Primrose Everdeen dies

• Primrose Everdeen joins the Capitol

• Primrose Everdeen becomes the president

Describe the final showdown between the rebels and the Capitol forces.

• The final showdown took place in a peaceful negotiation

• The final showdown was a fierce battle at the Capitol building.

• The rebels surrendered without a fight

• The Capitol forces joined forces with the rebels

How does Katniss's character evolve throughout chapters 19-27?

• Katniss evolves from survival-focused to a symbol of rebellion and hope.

• Katniss remains unchanged throughout the chapters

• Katniss becomes a follower instead of a leader

• Katniss loses her skills and becomes dependent on others

What challenges does Peeta face as he tries to reintegrate into society?

• Challenges related to cooking, gardening, and painting.

• Challenges related to music, literature, and travel.

• Challenges related to technology, fashion, and sports.

• Challenges related to trauma, societal norms, and identity.

Explain the significance of District 13's role in the rebellion.

• District 13 was the central hub for organizing and executing the rebellion against the Capitol.

• District 13 was a neutral district that had no involvement in the rebellion.

• District 13 was a district that was destroyed before the rebellion began.

• District 13 was a district known for its support of the Capitol during the rebellion.

Discuss the moral dilemmas faced by President Coin in her quest for power.

• President Coin faced dilemmas such as being too kind, avoiding conflict, and seeking advice before decisions.

• President Coin faced dilemmas such as valuing personal gain over well-being of her people, resorting to violence, and disregarding consequences of her actions.

• President Coin faced dilemmas such as prioritizing honesty and transparency, putting the needs of others first, and never compromising her principles for power.

• President Coin faced dilemmas such as sacrificing innocent lives for the greater good, manipulating situations to her advantage, and justifying questionable actions in the name of progress.