+ The Hunger Games Comprehension Quiz Chapters 4-8

How does Katniss’s struggle with trust shape her interactions with Peeta?

• A) She openly shares her thoughts with him.

• B) She keeps him at a distance, questioning his motives.

• C) She fully relies on him for survival.

• D) She ignores him completely.

What does Peeta’s kindness toward Haymitch and Katniss suggest about his character?

• He is manipulative and uses it as a strategy.

• He is genuinely caring and empathetic.

• He is indifferent to their struggles.

• He only acts kind to gain favor.

How does the contrast between Peeta’s and Katniss’s attitudes toward alliances hint at their future in the Games?

• It shows they will work well together.

• It indicates they will likely betray each other.

• It suggests they have different survival strategies.

• It reveals they have no chance of winning.

How does Katniss’s memory of Peeta giving her bread shape her perception of him in the present?

• She sees him as a competitor.

• She views him as a source of comfort and support.

• She forgets about the memory completely.

• She thinks he is trying to manipulate her.

How does the Capitol’s control influence the way Katniss views relationships and trust?

• A) She feels secure in her connections.

• B) She is suspicious and cautious in her relationships.

• C) She trusts everyone around her.

• D) She ignores the influence of the Capitol.

Why are first impressions so important in the Hunger Games?

• They determine the outcome of the Games.

• They affect how tributes are perceived by sponsors and the audience.

• They play no significant role.

• They are solely for entertainment purposes.

What does Cinna’s approach to styling Katniss reveal about his character?

• He is superficial and only cares about looks.

• He is creative and wants to empower her.

• He is indifferent to her needs.

• He is focused on winning the Games.

Why do Peeta and Katniss hold hands during the parade?

• To show their alliance.

• To comfort each other.

• To gain more attention from the audience.

• They are forced to do so by the Capitol.

How does the Capitol’s reaction to Katniss and Peeta in the parade contrast with how the tributes actually feel?

• The Capitol is supportive, while tributes feel scared.

• The Capitol is indifferent, while tributes feel hopeful.

• The Capitol views it as entertainment, while tributes feel the weight of their situation.

• The Capitol is critical, while tributes feel confident.

What is the significance of Katniss’s reaction to the luxurious Capitol accommodations?

• A) She feels at home.

• B) She is overwhelmed and unsettled by the excess.

• C) She does not care about luxury.

• D) She believes she deserves it.