Power and Appearances in Panem

What are some differences between the rich and poor in Panem?

• The rich live in luxury with access to resources, while the poor struggle with poverty and limited access to basic needs.

• The rich often work in manual labor jobs, while the poor are business owners.

• The rich and poor have the same access to education and healthcare.

• The rich are known for their frugality, while the poor spend lavishly.

How do the people in power control what others see?

• Through public debates and discussions.

• By encouraging diverse viewpoints in media.

• By censorship, media manipulation, and controlling access to information.

• By promoting free speech and open dialogue.

Can you name a medieval theme found in Panem?

• Chivalry and jousting

• Feudalism and gladiatorial contests

• Viking raids and exploration

• Renaissance art and literature

How does Panem use advertisements to show power?

• Panem uses advertisements to project power by showcasing wealth and control, promoting loyalty while obscuring the districts' struggles.

• Panem's advertisements promote rebellion against the Capitol's authority.

• Panem uses advertisements to highlight the districts' independence and struggles.

• Advertisements in Panem focus solely on the natural beauty of the districts.

What are some ways the Capitol shows off its wealth?

• Simple furniture, minimalistic design, and basic lighting.

• Public transportation systems, community gardens, and local markets.

• Grand architecture, lavish decorations, expensive artwork, and extravagant events.

• Affordable housing, public parks, and community events.

How do the outfits of the Capitol citizens differ from those in Districts?

• Capitol citizens wear simple and monochrome outfits, while District citizens wear flashy costumes.

• Capitol citizens prefer traditional attire, while District citizens opt for modern fashion.

• Capitol citizens dress in practical clothing, while District citizens wear extravagant outfits.

• Capitol citizens wear extravagant and colorful outfits, while District citizens wear practical and utilitarian clothing.

What is visual control and how is it used in Panem?

• Visual control refers to the Capitol's use of technology to enhance entertainment.

• Visual control is a strategy employed by the Hunger Games participants to gain favor.

• Visual control in Panem is used by the Capitol to maintain authority and manipulate perceptions through propaganda and public displays.

• Visual control is a method used by the districts to rebel against the Capitol.

What similarities exist between Panem and feudal societies?

• Feudal societies promote equality among all classes.

• Panem has a democratic government like modern societies.

• Both Panem and feudal societies have a hierarchical structure, oppression of lower classes, and limited social mobility.

• Both Panem and feudal societies encourage free trade and entrepreneurship.

How does the Capitol's propaganda affect the districts?

• The Capitol's propaganda promotes independence and self-sufficiency in the districts.

• The Capitol's propaganda encourages open rebellion against the government.

• The Capitol's propaganda has no impact on the districts' daily lives.

• The Capitol's propaganda instills fear and loyalty, suppressing dissent and creating dependency among the districts.

What techniques does the Capitol use to influence people's thoughts?

• Propaganda, censorship, fear tactics, and distraction.

• Artistic expression, cultural festivals, historical reenactments

• Social media campaigns, public debates, celebrity endorsements

• Education reform, community engagement, economic incentives