Exploring Chapter 1 of Catching Fire

What is the setting of Chapter 1 in Catching Fire?

• District 12, primarily in Katniss's home and the Seam.

• District 1, in a luxury apartment.

• The Capitol, in a lavish mansion.

• District 11, in a farming community.

Who is the main character introduced in this chapter?

• Antagonist's Name

• Supporting Character's Name

• Minor Character's Name

• [Main Character's Name]

What event is Katniss Everdeen reflecting on at the beginning of the chapter?

• The victory celebration of the Hunger Games.

• The aftermath of the rebellion.

• Katniss's first encounter with Peeta.

• The preparation for the next Hunger Games.

How does Katniss feel about her victory in the Hunger Games?

• Proud and celebratory.

• Conflicted and troubled.

• Relieved and happy.

• Indifferent and apathetic.

What is the significance of the 'Victor's Village' mentioned in this chapter?

• Victor's Village represents the wealth of the Capitol.

• Victor's Village is a training ground for new tributes.

• Victor's Village is a place where rebels gather.

• Victor's Village symbolizes hope and the stark contrast between victors and the districts.

Who accompanies Katniss during her return home?

• Peeta Mellark

• Gale Hawthorne

• Haymitch Abernathy

• Effie Trinket

What are some of the changes in District 12 since the Hunger Games?

• District 12 is now governed by a monarchy.

• District 12 has seen rebuilding, improved resources, and a more united community since the Hunger Games.

• District 12 has become a wealthy trading hub.

• District 12 has been abandoned and is now a wasteland.

How does the chapter depict the relationship between Katniss and her family?

• Katniss has a strained relationship with her parents, especially her mother.

• Katniss prioritizes her own survival over her family's well-being.

• Katniss has a strong, protective relationship with her family, especially with her sister Prim.

• Katniss is indifferent towards her family and often neglects them.

What themes are introduced in the first chapter of Catching Fire?

• Love, sacrifice, and family.

• Friendship, loyalty, and trust.

• Wealth, power, and fame.

• Survival, oppression, and rebellion.

What is the mood established in the opening of Chapter 1?

• Confusion and chaos

• Joy and excitement

• Calm and serenity

• Tension and uncertainty