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The Hunger Games Final Test Review

Total questions: 51

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a simile?

a)

An exaggeration

b)

A comparison of two things using like or as

c)

A comparison of two things without using like or as

d)

a word that makes a sound

2.

What is personification?

a)

An exaggeration to show strong feeling or effect

b)

A comparison of two things without using like or as

c)

A comparison of two things using like or as

d)

Giving human traits to objects or ideas

3.

What is a metaphor?

a)

An exaggeration to give strong feeling or effect

b)

A comparison of two things without using like or as

c)

Expression with less strength than expected

d)

Giving human traits to objects or ideas

4.

What is an idiom?

a)

Giving human traits to objects or ideas

b)

A saying that isn't meant to be taken literally

c)

A comparison of two things using like or as

d)

A word that makes a sound

5.

What is irony?

a)

A comparison of two things without using like or as

b)

A word that makes a sound

c)

An exaggeration to show effect

d)

the use of words to deliver a meaning that is the opposite of its literal meaning

6.

What is a word that makes a sound?

a)

Simile

b)

Onomatopoeia

c)

Metaphor

d)

Irony

7.

Which best describes a hyperbole?

a)

An expression with less strength than expected

b)

A saying that isn't meant to be taken literally

c)

An exaggeration to show strong feeling or effect

d)

A comparison of two things using like or as

8.

An expression with LESS strength than expected is called?

a)

Hyperbole

b)

Metaphor

c)

Personification

d)

Understatement

9.

The main/central character in the story that the reader is rooting for is called....

a)

Protagonist

b)

Antagonist

c)

Static Character

d)

Flat Character

10.

The antagonist is the character who opposes the good guy and has negative character traits

a)

True

b)

False

11.

A dynamic character can best be described by....

a)

A character that doesn't change throughout the story

b)

A character that does change throughout the story and shows a range of emotions

c)

A character that is one in every crowd

d)

A character that shows few emotions

12.

How can a static character best be described?

a)

They change throughout the story

b)

They are one in every crowd

c)

They do NOT change and are often minor characters

d)

They show a range of emotions

13.

Which character type is complex, shows a range of emotions, is often the protagonist, displays strengths and weaknesses and is realistic and lifelike?

a)

Flat Characters

b)

Stock Characters

c)

Static Characters

d)

Round Characters

14.

A flat character has one to two character traits and shows very few emotions.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

A stock character is...

a)

Easily identified by their one in every crowd personality

b)

Shows a range of emotions

c)

The main character of the story

d)

The antagonist

16.

An object that represents a different idea, thing, tone/mood, or theme is known as.......

a)

Irony

b)

Figurative Language

c)

Symbolism

d)

Characterization

17.

All of the following are symbols in The Hunger Games EXCEPT

a)

bread/green and silver moth

b)

silent salute/mockingjay pin

c)

dandelion

d)

a radio

18.

The protagonist of The Hunger Games

a)

Rue

b)

Katniss

c)

President Snow

d)

Haymitch

19.

Who is the 'boy with the bread'?

a)

Thresh

b)

Cato

c)

Peeta

d)

Gale

20.

The only surviving winner of the Games from District 12; Katniss and Peeta's mentor

a)

Haymitch

b)

Mr. Everdeen

c)

Greasy Sae

d)

Mr. Mellark

21.

The only surviving tribute besides Katniss and Peeta

a)

Glimmer

b)

Foxface

c)

Thresh

d)

Cato

22.

Katniss thinks she would be friends with this tribute back in District 12

a)

Rue

b)

Thresh

c)

Foxface

d)

Glimmer

23.

The smartest tribute in the Games; able to sneak around and not be caught

a)

Foxface

b)

Katniss

c)

Rue

d)

Glimmer

24.

This character's boasting over Rue being killed caused her own death.

a)

Glimmer

b)

Clover

c)

Atala

d)

Clove

25.

The youngest tribute in the Games and allies with Katniss

a)

Peeta

b)

Foxface

c)

Clove

d)

Rue

26.

Which example(s) from the text best support the theme of war?

a)

District 13 being obliterated during the rebellion

b)

Cato killing Rue

c)

Katniss singing to Rue as she died

d)

None of the above

27.

When Katniss found out Thresh had died, she became very emotional and used the word "murder" to describe it. Her use of this word best supports which theme?

a)

Friendship

b)

Love

c)

Inhumanity

d)

Government Control

28.

Which example does NOT support the theme of love in the novel?

a)

Katniss volunteering for Prim at the Reaping

b)

Peeta giving Katniss the burned bread

c)

The Capitol citizens getting excited when the tributes' trains arrived at the Capitol

d)

Katniss covering Rue with flowers when she died

29.

Which of the following examples from the text supports the theme of survival?

a)

24 children being forced to compete and kill one another in order to be the winner

b)

The people of the Capitol watching the Games for entertainment

c)

District 13 being blown off the planet

d)

The people of District 11 giving Katniss the gift of bread after Rue's death

30.

The citizens of the Capitol seeing the Hunger Games as entertainment supports which theme?

a)

Reality TV/desensitization

b)

Love

c)

Violence/War

d)

Friendship

31.

What does Katniss perceive as the consequence of not allying with Peeta?

a)

She knows she will be an outcast back in District 12 if she doesn't partner with him

b)

She knows she will not get any additional sponsors if she doesn't play along with the star-crossed lovers act

c)

Both A and B

32.

What message is Haymitch trying to send via the sponsor’s gift of broth?

a)

Haymitch knows Katniss is cold and is trying to warm her up

b)

Haymitch didn't send Katniss broth

c)

Haymitch wants Katniss to know that one kiss equals one pot of broth but he needs more to work with in order to keep the audience interested

d)

Haymitch wants Katniss to share the broth with Rue so the audience likes their friendship better

33.

Why does Katniss change the story of how she acquired Prim’s goat?

a)

Katniss doesn't want people like Gale, Greasy Sae and the Peacekeepers in District 12 to get in trouble for hunting illegally

b)

Katniss doesn't feel the people of the Capitol deserve to hear the real story

c)

Katniss doesn't change the story at all

d)

Katniss doesn't want to make the Capitol audience jealous with the real story

34.

Who are the final 6 tributes in Chapter 20?

a)

Cato, Clove, Rue, Thresh, Foxface, Katniss

b)

Cato, Clove, Glimmer, Thresh, Katniss, Peeta

c)

Cato, Clove, Rue, Thresh, Katniss, Peeta

d)

Cato, Clove, Katniss, Peeta, Thresh, Foxface

35.

What is Katniss’ prediction as she readies herself?

a)

She thinks Foxface won't show up because confrontation isn't a strength of hers

b)

She thinks Foxface will definitely be spying on the feast to see what she can get once the bloodshed ends

c)

She thinks that if she dies District 12 isn't likely to have a victor

d)

All of the above

36.

Who saves Katniss from Clove? Why?

a)

Thresh because he knew Katniss allied with Rue

b)

Thresh because he wants Katniss to lead him to Peeta

c)

Rue because she whistled the song that distracted Clove from Katniss

d)

Peeta because he wanted Katniss to run away to safety first

37.

Why have the Gamemakers sent the thunderstorm?

a)

To target Katniss and Peeta

b)

To target Cato and Thresh

c)

To make the games boring

d)

To give the tributes some rest

38.

What is Katniss’ opinion of Thresh?

a)

She is scared of him and wants Cato to kill him

b)

She thinks he will die of starvation because he doesn't know how to survive

c)

Back in District 12 she thinks they would've liked Thresh and he would've been their friend

d)

Back in District 11 Thresh was known to be a bully so she is afraid of him and doesn't want to confront him

39.

How do Katniss and Peeta suppose Haymitch won the games?

a)

Haymitch outsmarted the other tributes

b)

Haymitch got lots of sponsors because of his good looks

c)

Haymitch was strong like Cato and easily defeated the others

d)

Haymitch got lots of sponsors because he had a girlfriend in the Games

40.

What thoughts does Katniss have about the future in Chapter 23?

a)

She thinks if she wins life back in District 12 will be boring because she won't have to hunt to survive anymore

b)

She thinks she will be alone because she doesn't want to bring children into a world where they will have to go to a reaping

c)

She thinks having money will make her lose her identity

d)

All of the above

41.

Why does Katniss state she understands Cato better than she thought?

a)

Katniss realizes that Cato has self-control just like she does

b)

Katniss realizes that Cato is very smart

c)

Katniss realizes that Cato lacks self-control just like she does

d)

Katniss realizes that Cato understands starvation just like she does

42.

How have the Gamemakers changed the game in Chapter 24?

a)

They send fireballs at the tributes until they are all at the Cornucopia

b)

They create a massive thunderstorm to draw them all out

c)

They let all the water sources dry out except the one near the Cornucopia

d)

They will no longer allow gifts from sponsors

43.

What is it about the dogs that makes Katniss especially uneasy?

a)

Katniss is not a fan of any muttation

b)

Katniss doesn't like dogs

c)

They are chasing Katniss

d)

The muttations look like the dead tributes

44.

What does Cato say to Katniss to give her pause?

a)

Cato tells Katniss that her real dad is Mayor Undersee

b)

Cato has Peeta in a headlock and he tells Katniss to shoot him but if she does, Peeta will die too

c)

Cato does not say anything to Katniss to give her pause

d)

Cato tells Katniss he's hungry and wants to share a meal with her before they get back to the fighting

45.

What decision does Katniss make when the Gamemakers revoke the rule change?

a)

Both Katniss and Peeta should eat the poisonous berries and then there would be no victor

b)

She decides to kill Peeta so she can win

c)

Katniss tries to run away from the arena but the Gamemakers have the mutts kill her

d)

Katniss finally gives in and just starts crying for the Games to be over

46.

What does Haymitch tell Katniss her defense needs to be after making the Capitol mad?

a)

She only hunted in the woods to save her sister

b)

She never planned her outfits, Cinna did

c)

She was so in love with Peeta she couldn't control herself

d)

She has no self-control and regrets her actions

47.

What dangers do Katniss and Peeta still face despite the games being over?

a)

They face the muttations attacking them

b)

They face the people from District 11 that are very angry about Rue and Thresh dying

c)

The face starvation and hunger now that the games are over

d)

They face the anger from the Capitol because they got tricked and the Capitol doesn't like not being in control of the games

48.

What did the Capitol take out of the video of Rue’s death and Katniss sings to her?

a)

Katniss covering Rue's body with flowers

b)

Rue asking Katniss to sing to her

c)

Rue getting shot in the stomach

d)

Rue asking Katniss to leave so she can die alone

49.

What is the significance of the following statement: “But the Hunger Games are their weapon and you are not supposed to be able to defeat it.”

a)

The Hunger Games are meant to control the people of the Capitol

b)

The Hunger Games are a form of entertainment for the people of the Districts

c)

The Hunger Games are meant to make sure the people of the Districts must never rebel again as the games are reminder of their punishment

d)

The Hunger Games are meant to be fun and enjoyable for both the people of the Capitol and the Districts

50.

Mood is best described as......

a)

How the words and descriptions make the reader feel

b)

The author's attitude toward the subject

c)

Time and place of the action

d)

A word or phrase that does not have its literal, everyday meaning

51.

Tone is the author's attitude toward or feelings about the subject.

a)

True

b)

False