Exploring Chapters 1-6 of Catching Fire

What is Katniss's emotional state at the beginning of the story?

• Calm and indifferent

• Excited and carefree

• Fearful and hesitant

• Anxiety and determination

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

• Conflicted and guilty about the cost of her victory.

• Relieved and happy to be alive.

• Indifferent to the outcome of the Games.

• Proud and celebratory about her win.

What significant event occurs during the Victory Tour?

• Michael Jackson performed with a live orchestra.

• He announced his retirement from music.

• The tour featured a documentary about his life.

• Michael Jackson debuted the moonwalk dance move.

Who is introduced as a new character in these chapters?

• The new character is John.

• The new character is Emily.

• The new character is Michael.

• The new character is Sarah.

What is the significance of the mockingjay pin in these chapters?

• The mockingjay pin signifies rebellion and hope.

• The mockingjay pin represents wealth and power.

• The mockingjay pin signifies loyalty to the Capitol.

• The mockingjay pin is a symbol of peace and tranquility.

How does Peeta's behavior change in the early chapters?

• Peeta acts aggressively towards others.

• Peeta shows no change in his behavior.

• Peeta becomes more confident and assertive.

• Peeta becomes more withdrawn and timid.

What are the reactions of the districts to the events of the previous Hunger Games?

• The districts celebrated the Capitol's victory with parades.

• The districts reacted with anger and resentment, leading to signs of rebellion against the Capitol.

• The districts remained indifferent and showed no reaction.

• The districts united in support of the Capitol's decisions.

What role does Gale play in Katniss's life during these chapters?

• Gale acts as a mentor to Katniss in her training.

• Gale is a distant acquaintance who rarely interacts with Katniss.

• Gale is Katniss's main rival in the Hunger Games.

• Gale plays the role of a supportive friend and ally in Katniss's life.

How does the Capitol's control manifest in the lives of the characters?

• The Capitol promotes freedom and independence among the characters.

• The Capitol's control is shown through generous resource distribution and support.

• The Capitol's control manifests in oppression, surveillance, and manipulation of resources, limiting characters' autonomy and freedom.

• The Capitol encourages creativity and self-expression in the lives of the characters.

What themes of rebellion and oppression are introduced in these chapters?

• Themes of harmony and cooperation among characters

• Exploration of peaceful coexistence with authority

• Themes of rebellion and oppression are introduced through characters challenging authority and the struggles against tyrannical systems.

• Celebration of traditional values and customs