Survival and Sacrifice: A Comparison

What is the primary setting of "The Hunger Games"?

• A dystopian future

• A small American town

• A medieval kingdom

• A distant planet

Who is the protagonist in "The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson?

• Katniss Everdeen

• Tessie Hutchinson

• Peeta Mellark

• Effie Trinket

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Identify a common theme shared by both "The Hunger Games" and "The Lottery."

• The power of love

• The randomness of violence

• The importance of family

• The journey of self-discovery

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In "The Hunger Games," what is the purpose of the games themselves?

• To entertain the citizens

• To punish the districts

• To select a new leader

• To train soldiers

How does the society in "The Lottery" view the annual lottery event?

• As a necessary tradition

• As a form of entertainment

• As a religious ceremony

• As a political election

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Compare the role of tradition in both "The Hunger Games" and "The Lottery." What is a key difference?

• Tradition is celebrated in both stories.

• Tradition is questioned in "The Hunger Games" but not in "The Lottery."

• Tradition is enforced by the government in both stories.

• Tradition is a form of rebellion in both stories.

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What is the outcome for the winner of "The Hunger Games"?

• They become the ruler of Panem.

• They receive wealth and fame.

• They are exiled from their district.

• They are executed.

What is the significance of the black box in "The Lottery"?

• It symbolizes hope.

• It represents tradition and death.

• It is a tool for communication.

• It is a symbol of rebellion.

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Analyze how the concept of sacrifice is portrayed differently in "The Hunger Games" and "The Lottery."

• Sacrifice is voluntary in both stories.

• Sacrifice is seen as noble in "The Hunger Games" but not in "The Lottery."

• Sacrifice is forced in both stories.

• Sacrifice is celebrated in both stories.

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Which character in "The Hunger Games" is known for their skill with a bow and arrow?

• Peeta Mellark

• Gale Hawthorne

• Katniss Everdeen

• Haymitch Abernathy

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