Exploring Chapter 3 of The Hunger Games

What is Katniss's primary concern as she prepares for the Hunger Games?

• Revenge against the Capitol.

• Survival and protecting her loved ones.

• Winning the Games at any cost.

• Gaining fame and popularity.

How does Katniss feel about her family as she faces the upcoming competition?

• Katniss feels indifferent about her family.

• Katniss feels protective and anxious about her family.

• Katniss is excited to leave her family behind.

• Katniss believes her family will be safe regardless.

What role does Peeta play in Katniss's thoughts during this chapter?

• Peeta is a source of jealousy for Katniss.

• Peeta acts as a source of comfort and motivation for Katniss.

• Peeta is a rival who creates doubt in Katniss's mind.

• Peeta serves as a distraction from Katniss's goals.

Describe the significance of the Mockingjay pin in this chapter.

• The Mockingjay pin represents wealth and status in the Capitol.

• The Mockingjay pin signifies rebellion and hope, representing Katniss's role as a symbol of resistance.

• The Mockingjay pin is a family heirloom passed down through generations.

• The Mockingjay pin is a token of friendship between Katniss and Peeta.

What preparations do Katniss and Peeta undergo before the opening ceremonies?

• Katniss and Peeta are styled by their prep team and practice their public appearances.

• They are given special weapons for the ceremonies.

• They train in combat skills for the games.

• They memorize a script for their speeches.

How does the Capitol's influence manifest in the descriptions of the tributes?

• The Capitol's influence is seen in the tributes' focus on community and cooperation.

• Tributes are celebrated for their natural talents and skills without manipulation.

• The Capitol's influence manifests in the commodification and spectacle of the tributes, shaping their identities for entertainment.

• The Capitol promotes the tributes' individuality and personal stories.

What emotions does Katniss experience when she thinks about her home in District 12?

• Indifference, apathy, contentment

• Happiness, excitement, joy

• Nostalgia, longing, sadness

• Fear, anger, frustration

How does the relationship between Katniss and Peeta begin to develop in this chapter?

• Peeta is indifferent to Katniss's struggles in this chapter.

• Their relationship is based solely on competition.

• Katniss and Peeta argue constantly throughout the chapter.

• Katniss and Peeta's relationship develops through shared experiences and mutual support.

What are the key differences between Katniss and Peeta's backgrounds as revealed in this chapter?

• Katniss is the son of a baker, while Peeta is from a wealthy family.

• Katniss is from a poor background in District 12, while Peeta has a more privileged upbringing as the son of a baker.

• Katniss has a privileged upbringing, while Peeta is from a poor family in District 12.

• Both Katniss and Peeta come from the same district and have similar backgrounds.

How does the chapter set the tone for the events that will unfold in the arena?

• The chapter sets a tense and foreboding tone for the events in the arena.

• The chapter creates a lighthearted and cheerful atmosphere for the arena events.

• The chapter introduces a calm and peaceful setting that contrasts with the arena.

• The chapter emphasizes a humorous tone that downplays the seriousness of the arena.