Catching Fire 3-5 Review

Choose the best description of the term "Quarter Quell"

• The time of day that all Panem citizens are required to meet at the town square and pledge allegiance to President Snow.

• The money that is used in Panem. Each piece features President Snow's image and a rose.

• The 'celebratory' Hunger Games that occur every 25 years.

What was the "twist" of the second Quarter Quell (the Fiftieth Hunger Games)?

• The tributes were not given any wood for fires.

• Only boys went into the arena.

• The Capitol's children went into the arena.

• Twice the number of tributes went into the arena.

What does Peeta offer Thresh's and Rue's families?

• bread from his family's bakery

• flower
  portraits of Thresh and Rue that he painted

• one month of his and Katniss's winnings every year

• his house in the Victor's Village of District 12

Why is Peeta upset about marrying Katniss?

• He feels he is too young for marriage.

• He never really loved Katniss.

• He wanted their love to be real.

• He is afraid to have kids, who might be sent to the Games.

Which of the following is an example of an act of rebellion?

• District 11's three-finger salute.

• Gale being whipped in the Square

• Peeta proposing to Katniss

What does Katniss realize about District 11's actions while she stood before the crowd?

• The salute was planned as an act of defiance towards the Capitol and Snow.

• The salute was televised to all of the districts in Panem.

• District 11 is full of flowers.

Order-up the main events from these chapters.

• Katniss and Peeta stop first in District 11 and see family members of deceased tributes.

• Katniss and Haymitch promise to keep Peeta informed.

• Katniss and Peeta board the train and leave for their Victory Tour.

• A man is killed by Peacekeepers for his sign of support to Katniss.