Mockingjay Chapter 1

What motivates Katniss to return to District 12 in Chapter 1 of "Mockingjay"?

• She wants to find her family.

• She is searching for Peeta.

• She wants to see the destruction for herself.

• She is looking for supplies.

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Which key event occurs when Katniss visits District 12 in Chapter 1?

• She finds Peeta's family alive.

• She discovers a hidden bunker.

• She sees the ruins of her home.

• She meets a new character.

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What can be inferred about Katniss's feelings towards District 12 in Chapter 1?

• She is indifferent to its destruction.

• She feels guilty for its destruction.

• She is happy to be back.

• She is hopeful for its future.

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How is the setting of District 12 described in Chapter 1?

• Lush and green.

• Bustling and busy.

• Desolate and destroyed.

• Rebuilt and thriving.

What tone is established in Chapter 1 of "Mockingjay"?

• Joyful and optimistic.

• Tense and suspenseful.

• Somber and reflective.

• Light-hearted and humorous.

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What does Katniss take with her from her old house in the Victor's Village?

• Buttercup

• A message from Peeta.

• Prim's goat, Lady

• A group of rebels.

What is the significance of the roses Katniss finds in Chapter 1?

• They symbolize hope.

• They are a gift from her mother.

• They are a threat from President Snow.

• They are a sign of peace.

What does Katniss's reaction to the destruction of District 12 reveal about her character?

• She is emotionally detached.

• She is deeply empathetic.

• She is easily distracted.

• She is indifferent to others' suffering.

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What does Katniss hope to achieve by visiting District 12 in Chapter 1?

• To find hidden resources.

• To gain closure and understanding.

• To recruit more rebels.

• To escape the rebellion.

How does the author use imagery to describe the setting in Chapter 1?

• By focusing on the vibrant colors of the landscape.

• By detailing the sounds of wildlife.

• By describing the stark and barren landscape.

• By highlighting the bustling city life.

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