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WorksheetsThe Hunger Games Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
Why does Katniss hunt in the woods outside District 12?
To train for the Hunger Games
To escape the Peacekeepers
To provide food for her family
To find her father
What is Prim’s reaction when her name is called at the reaping?
She bursts into tears
She runs away
She faints
She proudly steps forward
How does Katniss respond to Prim being chosen?
She protests against the Capitol
She volunteers to take her place
She cries silently
She blames Gale
What role does Peeta Mellark play in Katniss’s life before the reaping?
He’s her hunting partner
He saved her family from starvation
He’s her close friend
He’s a stranger to her
What is Katniss’s initial impression of the Capitol?
She is awed by its beauty but disgusted by its excess
She feels at home in the luxury
She finds it intimidating and overwhelming
She admires the Capitol’s advanced technology
Who is Cinna, and how does he impact Katniss?
He’s her stylist who helps her make a memorable impression
He’s her coach for physical training
He’s her sponsor in the Games
He’s a former victor from District 12
What bold move does Katniss make during her private session with the Gamemakers?
She shoots an apple out of a roasted pig’s mouth
She refuses to participate in the session
She threatens the Gamemakers with her bow
She performs an elaborate survival routine
Why does Katniss think Peeta’s confession of love is a strategic move?
It makes her seem weak
It gains sympathy from the audience
It distracts her from her training
It distances him from the other tributes
What is the primary theme explored in 'The Hunger Games'?
Survival and sacrifice
Love and friendship
Wealth and power
Freedom and justice
Which literary device is predominantly used in 'The Hunger Games' to highlight the disparity between the Capitol and the districts?
Metaphor
Irony
Symbolism
Alliteration
In 'The Hunger Games', what does the mockingjay symbolize for Katniss?
Rebellion and hope
Fear and danger
Love and trust
Peace and harmony
How does Suzanne Collins use first-person narration to enhance the storytelling in 'The Hunger Games'?
By providing a direct insight into Katniss's thoughts and feelings
By offering multiple perspectives on the events
By creating a sense of mystery and suspense
By focusing on the historical context of the story
What role does imagery play in the depiction of the arena in 'The Hunger Games'?
It creates a vivid and immersive experience for the reader
It simplifies the complex plot
It focuses on the emotional development of characters
It highlights the political themes
Which character in 'The Hunger Games' is known for their strategic thinking and planning?
Peeta Mellark
Haymitch Abernathy
Effie Trinket
Cinna
What is the significance of the 'reaping' in 'The Hunger Games'?
It symbolizes the Capitol's control over the districts
It represents the unity among the districts
It highlights the technological advancements of the Capitol
It signifies the beginning of a new year
