Suzanne Collins named her dystopian novel after the Latin phrase, “panem et circenses,” which translates to "bread and games." What does the bread symbolize in The Hunger Games?

Who is the author of the young adult novel The Hunger Games?

A dystopian science fiction novel such as The Hunger Games explores issues dealing with a society or civilization that is _________________

An indeterminate time more than one hundred years in a dystopian future in Panem, the country created after the governments of North America collapsed is the story's _______________

The background information that informs the reader that Katniss Everdeen is a 16-year-old girl living with her mother and sisiter in the country of Panem, once part of North America before its collapse, is known as the story's ___________________________

The story is told in the ________________ person point of view and recounts the narrator’s personal history and experiences. The narrator is mostly objective, but on occasion she will imagine what other characters must be feeling.

Describing The Hunger Games as somber, gritty, stoic, thrilling, suspensful, and exhilirating are referring to the story's _________________

Who can best be desribed as the protagonist in The Hunger Games?

Haymitch Abernathy is considered a dynamic character in The Hunger Games because

Who can best be desribed as the antagonist in The Hunger Games?

Describing Katniss Everdeen as stoic, courageous, resourceful, independent, intelligent, and loyal is to do so with...

The moment during the Reaping when Katniss Everdeen volunteers for the games when her little sister is chosen as tribute and then Peeta Mellark gets chosen as the male tribute is the story's....

The part after Katniss volunteers to take her sister’s place in the Hunger Games, sizes up her competition to gain the best strategic advantage possible, and then learns to survive inside the arena are all part of the story's...

Katniss’s struggle to survive the Hunger Games and return home to her family without losing her sense of self is the novels major...

Katniss's conflicting feelings for both Peeta and Gale is...

Katniss and an injured Peeta head to the Cornucopia to face off with the remaining contestants. Cato fights them in the final battle and loses. This is an example of an,,,

Which extrnal conflict best exemplifies Katniss's constant struggle with the Capitol over its tyrannical domination over its citizens and for imposing the Games as a form of punishment?

In a story filled with suspense, the reader feels anxious curiosity. Which of the following details is NOT intended to create suspense in The Hunger Games?

The moment Katniss and Peeta are about to eat the nightlock in a double suicide at the end of the Games is the story's...

Even though Katniss and Peeta have won the Games, Katniss must try to assuage the Capitol, which is angry with Katniss for threatening suicide and forcing them to make a decision they didn’t like is all part of the story's....

Katniss and Peeta win the Games and afterwards are restored to health in preparation for the final interview and their victorious trip back home to District 12 is all part of the story's...

The resolution of The Hunger Games is cut short when Katniss and Peeta are told they are in danger and must continue their act of being star-crossed lovers, therefore, any _____________ or closure with the wrapping up of loose ends will have to be answered in the second book.

The most prevalent ________________ in The Hunger Games is about survival and keeping one's humanity and dignity as they try to survive because it's easy to lose one's moral values in the midst of conflict or hardship.

Which of the following is NOT a theme from The Hunger Games?

When Suzanne Collins writes, “The woods became our savior, and each day I went a bit farther into its arms,” she is using which type of figurative language?

The entire Hunger Games tournament is a(n) __________________ to the Greek myth of "Theseus and the Minotaur."

In The Hunger Games fire is used as a symbol for...

Both the mockingjay pin and the bow and arrow symbolize Katniss's close relationship with who in The Hunger Games?

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Effie: So Iʼve done my best with what I have to work with. How youʼve both successfully struggled to overcome the barbarism of your district.

Katniss: Barbarism? Thatʼs _________________ coming from a woman helping to prepare us for slaughter.”

Katniss demonstrates her ability to hunt in order to survive; Peeta excels at the camouflage station in training; Katniss says before the feast, "Feasts always end in fatalities;" and Katniss saves the berries that killed Foxface are all examples of...

After Peeta’s name is called by Effie Trinket at the Reaping, Katniss has a ___________________ to the time he helped save her family from starvation by giving her a burnt loaf of bread.

What does the nightlock incident symbolize in The Hunger Games?

What does the mockingjay symbolize in The Hunger Games?

When Suzanne Collins writes, “Primʼs face is as fresh as a raindrop, as lovely as the primrose for which she was named," she is using which type of figurative language?