Key Events in Chapters 5 and 6

What significant event occurs during Katniss's interview in Chapter 5?

• Katniss sings a song during her interview.

• Katniss's dress transforms into flames during her interview.

• Katniss is interviewed by her mentor Haymitch.

• Katniss receives a score of 10 from the judges.

How does Katniss feel about her stylist, Cinna, in Chapter 5?

• Katniss dislikes Cinna's style choices.

• Katniss is annoyed by Cinna's presence.

• Katniss feels indifferent towards Cinna.

• Katniss feels comforted and trusts Cinna.

What is the purpose of the prep team in Chapter 5?

• The prep team's purpose is to organize and prepare for the event.

• The prep team handles guest accommodations.

• The prep team is responsible for managing finances.

• The prep team creates marketing materials for the event.

Describe the significance of Peeta's interview in Chapter 5.

• Peeta's interview has no impact on his relationship with Katniss or the public.

• Peeta's interview highlights his charm and emotional depth, influencing public perception and setting the stage for his alliance with Katniss.

• Peeta's interview reveals his lack of personality, making him less appealing to the audience.

• The interview focuses solely on Katniss, overshadowing Peeta's role in the Games.

What strategy does Katniss consider for the Hunger Games in Chapter 6?

• Forming alliances with other tributes.

• Using only physical strength to win.

• Relying on luck to survive.

• Going solo without any help.

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

• Katniss and Peeta remain enemies throughout the chapters.

• Their relationship becomes purely platonic and distant.

• Katniss feels only resentment towards Peeta in these chapters.

• Katniss's relationship with Peeta evolves from rivalry to trust and emotional connection.

What role does the audience play during the interviews in Chapter 5?

• The audience remains silent throughout the interviews.

• The audience influences the interview process by providing feedback and reactions.

• The audience asks questions to the interviewee.

• The audience evaluates the interviewer's performance.

What does Katniss wear during her interview, and why is it important?

• A floral gown indicating peace and harmony.

• A suit of armor symbolizing protection.

• A simple white dress representing purity.

• Katniss wears a fiery dress that symbolizes her strength and rebellion.

How does the Capitol's culture influence the tributes in Chapters 5 and 6?

• Tributes are taught to ignore public opinion and focus on survival.

• The Capitol encourages tributes to form strong alliances with each other.

• The Capitol's culture promotes a sense of independence and self-reliance.

• The Capitol's culture pressures tributes to prioritize appearance and public image, influencing their behavior and mindset.

What are Katniss's thoughts on the other tributes as they prepare for the Games in Chapter 6?

• She believes all tributes are equally weak and poses no real threat to her.

• Katniss views the other tributes with apprehension, recognizing their strengths and the threat they pose, especially the Career tributes.

• Katniss is indifferent to the other tributes, seeing them as mere obstacles to her victory.

• Katniss admires the skills of the other tributes and feels confident in her own abilities.