Hunger Games Movie

The Hunger Games is an event that:

• Celebrates the peace between the districts and the Capitol

• Is a form of punishment for the districts' past rebellion

• Selects new leaders for the Capitol

• Is a competition to win a lifetime supply of food

Which symbol is most associated with Katniss throughout the novel?

• The mockingjay

• The rose

• The flame

• The arrow

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.

How does the setting of the arena in the Hunger Games change the dynamics between the tributes?

• It forces them to form alliances.

• It levels the playing field, giving no one an advantage.

• It pits them against each other in a fight for survival.

• It encourages them to escape together.

Why do Katniss and Peeta pretend to be in love during the Games?

• To gain sympathy and support from the audience

• Because they are truly in love

• To make other tributes underestimate them

• To defy the Capitol's rules

How does the Capitol use the Hunger Games as a tool for control?

• By showcasing their technological superiority

• By instilling fear and demonstrating the consequences of rebellion

• By providing entertainment to keep the populace distracted

• Both B and C

Which character serves as a mentor to Katniss and Peeta?

• President Snow

• Gale Hawthorne

• Haymitch Abernathy

• Effie Trinket

What is the ultimate goal of the tributes in the Hunger Games?

• To overthrow the Capitol

• To survive and win the games

• To form a rebellion within the arena

• To escape the arena

What does Katniss's first parachute bring her?

• A lethal gas bomb to use on the Careers

• Instructions on how to cut down a tree branch

• Burn medicine

• A map back from the Cornucopia

What is the primary theme explored in the Hunger Games movie?

• A) Love and romance

• B) Survival and sacrifice

• C) Wealth and prosperity

• D) Friendship and loyalty