The Hunger Games Chapter 1 Review

What is the primary purpose of Katniss Everdeen's actions in the first chapter of "The Hunger Games"?

• To win the Hunger Games

• To provide for her family

• To escape from District 12

• To become a hero

Which mental image best describes the setting of District 12 as introduced in Chapter 1?

• A bustling city filled with bright lights

• A dark, coal-mining town with a sense of despair

• A lush, green forest with abundant wildlife

• A futuristic metropolis with advanced technology

How does Katniss's experience of hunting relate to her feelings about the Hunger Games?

• She enjoys hunting and sees it as a game.

• She feels it is a necessary skill for survival.

• She dislikes hunting and wishes to avoid it.

• She believes hunting is a way to gain fame.

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What inference can be made about Katniss's relationship with her mother based on Chapter 1?

• They have a very close and supportive relationship.

• Katniss feels abandoned by her mother.

• They often argue about survival strategies.

• Katniss is indifferent to her mother's feelings.

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Which piece of text evidence supports the idea that Katniss is resourceful?

• She often dreams of a better life.

• She successfully hunts for food to feed her family.

• She participates in the reaping without fear.

• She has many friends in District 12.

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What is Katniss's main motivation for hunting in the woods?

• To practice for the Hunger Games

• To escape from her life in District 12

• To gather food for her family

• To impress her friends

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Which mental image does Katniss create when she describes the woods?

• A dangerous place filled with predators

• A beautiful landscape full of flowers

• A dark and gloomy area with no life

• A peaceful sanctuary where she feels free

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How does Katniss's experience with her father's death influence her perspective on the Hunger Games?

• She is eager to participate in the games.

• She feels a deep sense of loss and anger.

• She is indifferent to the games.

• She believes it is a chance for revenge.

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What inference can be drawn about the importance of family to Katniss?

• She prioritizes her own desires over her family.

• She is willing to risk her life for their survival.

• She believes they can fend for themselves.

• She often neglects her family responsibilities.

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Which text evidence illustrates Katniss's feelings of fear regarding the reaping?

• She talks about her dreams of winning.

• She recalls her father's stories about the games.

• She describes her heart racing as the day approaches.

• She expresses excitement about the event.

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