WorksheetsHunger Games Chapter 7
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What does Katniss's comment about frosting someone to death reveal about her internal conflict?
She is genuinely impressed by his artistic abilities
She believes camouflage is completely useless in the arena
She feels threatened by his talents and resents having to work with someone she may have to kill
She is making a joke to lighten the mood during training
What does Katniss's confusion about Peeta's comment on 'the effect she can have' mainly show?
Her anger at being compared to other tributes
Her strategic thinking about sponsors
Her embarrassment about accepting help
Her lack of self-awareness about how others see her
When Peeta says his mother called Katniss 'a survivor' instead of believing in him, this moment serves to:
Show that Peeta's mother is cruel and unsupportive
Reveal the pain Peeta feels about being underestimated while highlighting Katniss's survival instincts
Demonstrate that parents always choose favorites
Prove that District 12 citizens don't care about the Games
The phrase 'I have kept track of the boy with the bread' suggests that Katniss:
Has been watching Peeta for a reason
Has been avoiding Peeta
Has been planning to use Peeta as an ally
Has noticed and thought about Peeta more than she admitted
Why does Katniss shoot an arrow at the Gamemakers' table during her private session?
Is following Haymitch's instructions to make a memorable impression
Wants to show off her most impressive archery skills
Feels disrespected and invisible, leading to an impulsive act of defiance
Accidentally loses control of her weapon
The mention of Katniss's nightmares and the 'redheaded girl' serves to:
Reveal her guilt and trauma, foreshadowing the psychological cost of the Games
Indicate that she misses her family
Show that she has trouble sleeping in the Capitol
Demonstrate her fear of the other tributes
Katniss thinks 'Don't let's pretend when there's no one around.' What is she struggling with?
Disliking Peeta's personality
Confusion about faking friendship with someone she may have to kill
Frustration with Haymitch's strategies
Wanting to focus only on training
Peeta's ease with friendly conversation at meals, unlike Katniss, shows:
His experience working in his family's bakery with customers
That he is naturally more talkative than she is
That he doesn't take the Games as seriously as Katniss does
His superior social intelligence and ability to navigate complex emotional situations
The author's description of Rue as bird-like ('ready to take wing at the slightest sound') creates an analogy that:
Says she will betray others
Suggests she has special abilities
Shows Rue is scared and will run from danger
Emphasizes her innocence and why Katniss wants to protect her
When Katniss tells Peeta to 'throw the weights' before his private session, this shows:
She genuinely wants him to succeed
She wants to remind him of his weaknesses
She is trying to sabotage him
She is just following orders
