Part 1: Chapters 1-9 Quiz

What is the central purpose of the Reaping?

• a. A festival to celebrate the districts.
• b. A birthday celebration for President Snow.
• c. A method to select tributes for the Hunger Games.
• d. An annual trade fair.

Which of the following best describes Katniss's feelings toward the Capitol?

• a. Admiration
• b. Indifference
• c. Resentment
• d. Enthusiasm

How does Katniss primarily provide for her family?

• a. Sewing clothes.
• b. Working in the mines.
• c. Trading at the Hob.
• d. Hunting in the woods.

The mockingjay bird is symbolic of:

• a. The Capitol's strength.
• b. The fragile peace.
• c. The rebels' spirit.
• d. Beauty and innocence.

Why does Peeta request to be coached separately?

• a. He doesn't like Katniss.
• b. He is more confident alone.
• c. He believes it will give them both a better chance in the Games.
• d. He's following Haymitch's orders.

What theme is most evident when Katniss recalls her father's death?

• a. Hope in the face of adversity.
• b. The destructiveness of power.
• c. The unpredictability of life.
• d. The importance of family.

When the tributes are in the training center, why does Katniss show her skills with the bow and arrow?

• a. To intimidate the other tributes.
• b. To impress the Gamemakers.
• c. To prove herself to Peeta.
• d. Haymitch dared her to.

What does the Avox girl represent to Katniss?

• a. A potential ally.
• b. The cruelty of the Capitol.
• c. A reminder of home.
• d. The weakness of the districts.

Which of the following is NOT a form of manipulation the Capitol uses?

• a. The daily broadcasts.
• b. The Hunger Games.
• c. The Treaty of Treason.
• d. The Hob market.

What can be inferred about Katniss's feelings towards Gale?

• a. Purely platonic.
• b. A hint of romantic affection.
• c. She despises him.
• d. She sees him as a brother.