Hunger Games Themes

What can be inferred about the society of Panem from the division into districts and the existence of the Hunger Games?

• It is a utopian society with equal opportunities for all.

• It is a society based on mutual cooperation and peace.

• It is a deeply divided society with significant inequalities.

• It is a society transitioning towards democracy and freedom.

What role does the Capitol play in the lives of the districts' inhabitants?

• It provides protection and resources to the districts.

• It serves as a trading hub for the districts.

• It oppresses the districts and controls their resources.

• It educates the children of the districts.

The relationship between Gale and Katniss is primarily characterized by:

• Romantic love

• Sibling rivalry

• Deep friendship and trust

• Mutual indifference

How does the setting of the Hunger Games contribute to the plot?

• It provides a luxurious backdrop that contrasts with the poverty of the districts.

• It is irrelevant to the plot and could be set anywhere.

• The arena's design and rules force characters into conflict, driving the plot forward.

• It offers a peaceful environment that calms the characters, reducing conflict.

Why doesn't Cinna want to dress Katniss in a coal-mining outfit?

• He feels that coal-mining themes are overdone.

• Cinna believes that Katniss would look horrible in a coal-mining outfit.

• Cinna thinks that Katniss wouldn't like the coal-mining outfit.

• Katniss refuses to wear the color Cinna wants her to wear.

What is Katniss' biggest fear after her first private training session?

• that she is going to be the first killed in the games

• that she is not going to do well in the games

• that her family will be punished for her actions

• that her family thinks she is already dead

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What theme is most prominently explored through the character of Katniss Everdeen in 'The Hunger Games'?

• A) The struggle for survival

• B) The pursuit of wealth

• C) The quest for knowledge

• D) The search for identity

Which theme is highlighted by the Capitol's use of the Hunger Games as a form of entertainment?

• A) The power of love

• B) The dangers of totalitarianism

• C) The importance of family

• D) The value of education

How does the theme of sacrifice manifest in 'The Hunger Games'?

• A) Through Katniss volunteering for Prim

• B) Through Peeta's love for Katniss

• C) Through the Capitol's generosity

• D) Through Gale's hunting skills