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Hunger Games - Ch. 15-18

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which character gives Katniss the medicine for her wounds in Chapter 15?

a)

Rue

b)

Foxface

c)

Thresh

d)

Clove

2.

What is the main theme that begins to develop as Katniss and Rue form an alliance in these chapters?

a)

Betrayal

b)

Survival through cooperation

c)

Revenge

d)

Greed

3.

In Chapter 16, what does Katniss use to destroy the Careers’ food supply?

a)

Fire

b)

Tracker jackers

c)

Bow and arrows

d)

Explosives

4.

Which word best describes Katniss’s feelings after Rue’s death?

a)

Relieved

b)

Indifferent

c)

Grief-stricken

d)

Excited

5.

Which of the following quotes from Chapter 17 best supports the idea that Katniss is resourceful?

a)

“I climb a tree and settle in for the night.”

b)

“I carefully examine the mines, looking for a way to set them off.”

c)

“I miss Prim so much it hurts.”

d)

“The anthem plays, and I listen.”

6.

What is the meaning of the word “alliance” as used in the context of Katniss and Rue’s relationship?

a)

A secret plan

b)

A formal agreement to work together

c)

A type of weapon

d)

A place to hide

7.

How does the setting of the arena impact Katniss’s actions in Chapters 15-18?

a)

It makes her overconfident

b)

It forces her to rely on her survival skills

c)

It allows her to relax

d)

It prevents her from meeting other tributes

8.

Which phrase from Chapter 18 contains a figurative meaning?

a)

“The sun rises in the east.”

b)

“My heart breaks as I sing for Rue.”

c)

“I eat a piece of bread.”

d)

“The cannon sounds.”

9.

Who is responsible for setting off the mines that destroy the Careers’ supplies?

a)

Peeta

b)

Katniss

c)

Rue

d)

Thresh

10.

What central idea is reinforced by Katniss’s reaction to Rue’s death?

a)

The importance of winning at any cost

b)

The value of human life and compassion

c)

The need for revenge

d)

The power of wealth

11.

Which of the following is an example of an figurative language found in these chapters?

a)

Katniss compares Rue to a mockingjay.

b)

Katniss eats berries.

c)

Katniss climbs a tree.

d)

Katniss finds water.

12.

What does Katniss receive from the sponsors after Rue’s death?

a)

A loaf of bread

b)

A sleeping bag

c)

A knife

d)

A bow

13.

Which event marks a turning point in Katniss’s strategy in the Games during these chapters?

a)

Forming an alliance with Peeta

b)

Destroying the Careers’ supplies

c)

Finding water

d)

Climbing a tree

14.

What is the connotative meaning of the word “tribute” as used in the novel?

a)

A gift

b)

A sacrifice for entertainment

c)

A friend

d)

A leader

15.

Which character’s death deeply affects Katniss in these chapters?

a)

Clove

b)

Rue

c)

Foxface

d)

Cato

16.

How does Katniss’s relationship with Rue influence her actions after Rue’s death?

a)

She becomes more ruthless

b)

She seeks revenge against the Careers

c)

She honors Rue and challenges the Capitol

d)

She tries to escape the arena

17.

Which of the following best describes the tone of the scene where Katniss sings to Rue?

a)

Joyful

b)

Tense

c)

Mournful

d)

Indifferent

18.

What evidence from the text shows that Katniss cares for Rue?

a)

She ignores Rue’s warnings

b)

She sings to Rue as she dies and decorates her body with flowers

c)

She takes Rue’s supplies

d)

She leaves Rue alone

19.

What is the literal meaning of the phrase “the odds are not in my favor” as used by Katniss?

a)

She is likely to win

b)

She is unlikely to win

c)

She is certain to survive

d)

She is not participating

20.

Which of the following best summarizes Katniss’s actions in Chapters 15-18?

a)

She avoids all other tributes and hides

b)

She forms an alliance, destroys the Careers’ supplies, and mourns Rue’s death

c)

She is captured by the Capitol

d)

She wins the Games