The Hunger Games Chapter 1-4 Quiz

What is the setting of The Hunger Games at the beginning of Chapter 1?

• The Capitol

• District 12

• The Arena

• District 1

What is the name of the country where The Hunger Games takes place?

• Panem

• Oceania

• Dystopia

• Avalon

How does The Hunger Games show an important part of dystopian stories?

• It shows a perfect world with no problems.

• It focuses only on technology and how it helps people.

• It shows characters who always agree with the rules.

• It shows a government using fear and control to stay in power.

What illegal activity do Katniss and Gale engage in beyond the fence?

• Trading on the black market.

• Hunting in the woods.

• Smuggling goods from the Capitol.

• Making homemade weapons.

Whose name is drawn at the Reaping?

• Katniss Everdeen

• Gale Hawthorne

• Primrose Everdeen

• Effie Trinket

Who says the famous quote, "I volunteer as tribute," in The Hunger Games?

• Effie Trinket

• Peeta Mellark

• Primrose Everdeen

• Katniss Everdeen

In Chapter 2, what does the three-finger salute symbolize when the crowd gives it to Katniss after she volunteers?

• A sign of rebellion against the Capitol

• A tribute to past Hunger Games victors

• A traditional gesture of farewell and respect in District 12

• A secret signal for the rebels

What realization does Katniss have in this quote?

"It didn't occur to me until the next morning that the boy might have burned the bread on purpose. Might have dropped the loaves into the flames, knowing it meant being punished and then delivered to me."

• Peeta was careless and accidentally burned the bread.

• Peeta intentionally burned the bread to help Katniss, even though he would be punished.

• Katniss was imagining things, and Peeta had no intention of helping her.

• The baker forced Peeta to burn the bread as a lesson.

In this quote, what does "abandonment" refer to?

"Well, you have to help it this time. You can't clock out and leave Prim on her own. There's no me now to keep you both alive. It doesn't matter what happens. Whatever you see on the screen. You have to promise me you'll fight through it! My voice has risen to a shout. In it all the anger, all the fear I felt at her abandonment."

• Katniss's father leaving the family when she was young.

• Prim abandoning Katniss by volunteering as tribute.

• Katniss’s mother emotionally shutting down after her father’s death.

• Katniss's mother being forced to leave District 12.

What does the mockingjay pin symbolize for Katniss?

• A sign of rebellion against the Capitol.

• A token of friendship from Madge.

• A reminder of District 12 and her family.

• All of the above.