Exploring Chapters 15-17 of The Hunger Games

What significant event occurs during Katniss's time in the arena in Chapter 15?

• Katniss wins the Hunger Games.

• Peeta is injured by a mutt.

• The Gamemakers change the arena layout.

• Rue's death occurs.

How does Katniss's relationship with Peeta evolve in these chapters?

• Katniss's relationship with Peeta evolves from distrust to emotional connection and reliance.

• Katniss relies solely on Gale for support and ignores Peeta.

• Their relationship becomes purely competitive and hostile.

• Katniss and Peeta remain distant and uninterested in each other.

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What role does the mockingjay symbol play in Chapters 15-17?

• The mockingjay is a symbol of peace and unity among the districts.

• The mockingjay represents the Capitol's power and control.

• The mockingjay signifies the end of the rebellion and submission to the Capitol.

• The mockingjay symbolizes rebellion and hope, uniting the districts against the Capitol.

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Describe the importance of the Avox girl that Katniss encounters in Chapter 15.

• The Avox girl is a symbol of hope for the districts.

• The Avox girl represents the strength of the Capitol's allies.

• The Avox girl is a friend of Katniss from her childhood.

• The Avox girl represents the Capitol's cruelty and the consequences of rebellion, deepening Katniss's understanding of oppression.

What strategies does Katniss employ to survive in the arena during these chapters?

• Katniss uses hunting skills, forms alliances, utilizes terrain knowledge, and demonstrates resourcefulness.

• Katniss uses technology to create traps and weapons.

• Katniss relies solely on luck to survive.

• She avoids all confrontations with other tributes.

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How does the Capitol's control manifest in the events of Chapters 15-17?

• The Capitol promotes freedom and independence.

• The Capitol's control is shown through celebration and joy.

• The Capitol's control manifests through oppression, fear, and propaganda.

• The Capitol encourages unity and collaboration among districts.

What internal conflicts does Katniss face in these chapters?

• Katniss faces guilt, identity crisis, and conflicting emotions about her role in the rebellion.

• Katniss experiences joy in her relationships with others.

• Katniss is confident in her identity as a leader.

• Katniss feels excitement about the rebellion.

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How does the theme of survival manifest in Katniss's actions?

• The theme of survival manifests in Katniss's actions through her resourcefulness, protective instincts, and strategic decision-making.

• Her actions are driven by a desire for fame.

• She avoids conflict at all costs.

• Katniss relies solely on luck to survive.

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What is the significance of the alliance formed in these chapters?

• The alliance is formed solely for financial gain without any strategic purpose.

• The alliance signifies a strategic partnership for mutual strength and shared goals.

• The alliance represents a temporary truce with no real benefits.

• The alliance indicates a rivalry between two opposing factions.

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How do the events in Chapters 15-17 foreshadow future conflicts in the story?

• The events suggest a peaceful resolution to ongoing disputes.

• The events indicate a focus on character backstories rather than conflicts.

• The events foreshadow escalating tensions and future confrontations among characters.

• The events highlight the characters' friendships and alliances.

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