Setting & Chapter 1 Review

How does the setting of District 12 at the beginning of "Catching Fire" contribute to the overall mood of the chapter?

• It creates a sense of hope and renewal.

• It emphasizes the opulence and wealth of the Capitol.

• It highlights the despair and oppression faced by the district's inhabitants.

• It showcases the technological advancements of Panem.

In what way does the setting of Katniss's home in the Victor's Village contrast with the rest of District 12?

• It is more technologically advanced.

• It is less secure, making Katniss feel vulnerable.

• It is surrounded by nature and beauty, unlike the bleakness of the district.

• It is equally impoverished, showing no difference in wealth.

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How does the setting of the woods influence Katniss's character in Chapter 1?

• It provides her with a sense of confinement and restriction.

• It acts as a sanctuary where she finds peace and clarity.

• It is a source of fear and danger that keeps her on edge.

• It offers her opportunities for wealth and prosperity.

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What role does the setting of the Hob play in the community of District 12?

• It serves as a governmental center for the district.

• It is a place of punishment and discipline.

• It acts as a bustling marketplace and social hub.

• It is a deserted area avoided by the inhabitants.

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How does the setting contribute to the theme of surveillance and control in Chapter 1?

• By showing the natural landscapes that offer freedom and escape.

• Through the presence of Peacekeepers in public spaces.

• By depicting the Capitol as a distant and uninvolved entity.

• Through the unrestricted movement of characters within the district.

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What does the setting reveal about the economic disparity within Panem?

• The uniform wealth distribution across all districts.

• The stark contrast between the Victor's Village and the Seam.

• The economic prosperity enjoyed by all inhabitants of District 12.

• The lack of any significant difference between the Capitol and the districts.

How does the setting of the Seam specifically contribute to the development of the plot in Chapter 1?

• It is where the uprising against the Capitol begins.

• It highlights the resourcefulness and resilience of the characters.

• It serves as a backdrop for the luxurious lifestyle of the Capitol.

• It is irrelevant to the plot development.

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In what way does the setting of the Victory Tour announcement in District 12 affect Katniss's decisions?

• It motivates her to plan an escape from District 12.

• It has no impact on her decisions.

• It encourages her to seek alliances with other victors.

• It forces her to confront her feelings about the Capitol.

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How does the physical environment of District 12 at the beginning of "Catching Fire" mirror the emotional state of its inhabitants?

• The vibrant and lively setting reflects their optimism.

• The cold and barren landscape mirrors their despair and hopelessness.

• The technological advancements symbolize their hope for the future.

• The well-maintained buildings show their resilience and determination.

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What does the setting of the Mellark bakery symbolize in the context of District 12's community?

• The unattainable luxury and excess of the Capitol.

• A beacon of hope and sustenance for the district's inhabitants.

• The isolation and segregation within the community.

• The oppressive surveillance and control by the Capitol.

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