To create more immersive and impactful reading or watching experience, why the author of the Hunger Games should emphasize more on Character Development?

• to create a deeper and sad background music as to deepen the emotional impact of the movie

• to create a bigger budget on the setting, make up and sound effects to make the movie realistic.

• to add more chapters in the novel stating the historical background on the dystopian setting.

• to enhance emotional investment in the characters' journeys and increase the impact of their decisions and actions.

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Which of the following the author DID NOT INCLUDE in the central idea of the movie/novel "The Hunger Games"?

• using the DYSTOPIAN setting

• inclusion of Symbolism for brutality of war in Hunger Games.

• Using themes such as, survival, sacrifice and rebellion

• inclusion of chronological point of view of the Hunger Games

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Which one of the key ideas in the movie/novel Hunger Games that the author wants the reader to learn?

• How violence can be used to control people.

• How to live your life to the fullest.

• that poverty is the result of laziness.

• that peace can only be achieved through war.

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Which of the following describes the SOCIAL RELEVANCE of the movie/novel?

• sacrifice of individual lives.

• An independent female protagonist

• economic inequality, power dynamics, media influence, and the struggle for justice and freedom.

• real-life entertainment at the expense of human lives.

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Which of the following is NOT one of the TOPICS or ISSUES that the author/director greatly emphasized in the movie?

• POVERTY

• REALITY T.V.

• SURVIVAL

• SENSE OF HUMOR

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A "point of no return" is crossed. The hero commits to the journey and enters into the Special World.

• Call to Adventure

• Crossing the Threshold

• Refusing the Call

• The Ordinary World

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The protagonist of the story, also identified as a character who is brave and honorable, but needs to learn something in the story is called____.

• The Final Ordeal

• The Hero

• The Sidekick

• The Mentor

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3. What desirable point of view can you draw our from the idea of a Hero's Journey?

• 3. the Hero's Journey serves as templates for readers to create what a real hero should be.

• 3. the Hero's Journey is so popular because people aspire to be like the hero and can relate to them.

• McBirney points out the author's flaws in producing a hero character for everyone to emulate.

• Campbell claims what that all characters should have enemies in order to be considered a hero.

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What phase of the Hero's Journey is described when after their final interviews and dinner, Katniss and Peeta board a train that takes them home. Katniss is confused about her feelings for Peeta and becomes even more confused the closer they get to home?

• Reward and the Journey Home

• Refusing the Call

• Crossing the Threshold

• The Final Ordeal

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Which of the following shows "SUPREME ORDEAL?"

• Chunking and clustering are the same concept with different names.

• Rue created an alliance with Katniss

• The Gamemakers announced that only 1 tribute may win.

• Katniss shoots Cato on the back of his hand toi release Peeta.

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