Katniss Everdeen's Challenges and Relationships

Katniss Everdeen reflects on her life after winning the Hunger Games. She struggles with her new status, the upcoming Victory Tour, and her relationships with Gale and Peeta. While hunting in the woods, she contemplates the changes in her life and the impact of the Games. She visits Gale's family, offering support and discussing future plans. The narrative highlights her internal conflict and the societal pressures she faces.

What does Katniss hold in her hands to keep warm?

• A hot water bottle

• A flask of tea

• A pair of gloves

• A woolen scarf

Who is expected to arrive at Katniss's new house for the Victory Tour?

• Her friends from District 12

• The President

• The media and Effie Trinket

• Her family

What is the purpose of the Victory Tour according to Katniss?

• To remind the districts of the Capitol's power

• To recruit new tributes

• To entertain the Capitol citizens

• To celebrate the victors

Why does Katniss continue to hunt despite having enough money?

• To sell the game in the market

• She enjoys the sport

• To support Gale's family

• To keep herself fit

What traumatic event makes Katniss anxious about the mines?

• A fear of darkness

• Her father's death in an explosion

• A childhood accident

• A friend's injury

What is Gale's role in his family?

• The youngest sibling

• The main provider

• The family cook

• The caretaker of the house

What does Katniss plan to teach Rory?

• How to hunt

• How to cook

• How to mine

• How to read

What is the Hob in District 12?

• A school

• A black market

• A community center

• A government building