Key Events in Chapters 26 and 27

What significant decision does Katniss make in Chapter 26?

• Katniss chooses to join the Capitol.

• Katniss agrees to participate in the Hunger Games again.

• Katniss decides to leave District 12.

• Katniss decides to defy the Capitol.

How does Peeta's condition affect the dynamics between him and Katniss?

• Peeta's condition creates a protective dynamic, shifting their relationship from equals to one where Katniss feels responsible for him.

• Peeta's condition has no impact on their relationship dynamics.

• Peeta's condition strengthens their bond, making them more equal.

• Peeta's condition leads Katniss to become more independent and less caring.

What role does the Capitol play in the events of Chapter 27?

• The Capitol organizes celebrations for the victors of the Games.

• The Capitol provides support and resources to the tributes.

• The Capitol is a neutral observer during the Hunger Games.

• The Capitol acts as the oppressive authority controlling the events of the Hunger Games.

Describe the emotional state of Katniss as she navigates the aftermath of the Games.

• Katniss feels relieved and hopeful about the future.

• Katniss is indifferent and detached from her experiences.

• Katniss is excited and eager to return home.

• Katniss feels traumatized, guilty, and confused as she navigates the aftermath of the Games.

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

• The mockingjay is a symbol of wealth and power.

• The mockingjay symbolizes rebellion and hope.

• The mockingjay represents peace and tranquility.

• The mockingjay signifies loyalty to the Capitol.

How do Katniss and Peeta's strategies differ in their approach to survival?

• Katniss relies on teamwork and collaboration, while Peeta acts alone.

• Katniss avoids conflict at all costs, while Peeta seeks out confrontations.

• Katniss focuses on individual skills and resourcefulness, while Peeta emphasizes alliances and social strategies.

• Katniss uses charm and charisma to win over others, while Peeta relies on physical strength.

What themes of sacrifice and loyalty are highlighted in these chapters?

• Characters only focus on personal gain and ambition.

• The themes of sacrifice and loyalty are highlighted through characters risking their well-being for others and showing unwavering support in difficult times.

• Sacrifice is depicted as unnecessary and foolish.

• Loyalty is portrayed as a weakness in relationships.

How does the relationship between Katniss and Gale evolve in Chapter 27?

• Katniss and Gale's relationship becomes strained and distant due to differing views on the rebellion.

• Their relationship remains unchanged throughout the chapter.

• Katniss decides to support Gale's views on the rebellion.

• Katniss and Gale grow closer as they unite against the Capitol.

What are the implications of the final decisions made by Katniss and Peeta?

• Their decisions lead to the spark of rebellion against the Capitol and emphasize themes of personal agency and sacrifice.

• Their choices result in a peaceful resolution with the Capitol.

• Their actions lead to a personal gain without any broader impact.

• They decide to support the Capitol's regime and maintain the status quo.

How does the author use imagery to enhance the tension in these chapters?

• The author uses vivid imagery to create a sense of foreboding and urgency, enhancing the tension in these chapters.

• The author uses minimal imagery to create a calm atmosphere, reducing tension in these chapters.

• Imagery is absent in these chapters, leading to a lack of tension.

• The author employs humorous imagery to lighten the mood, detracting from the tension.