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WorksheetsThe Hunger Games Part 2 Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 18mins
Why does Katniss feel betrayed by Peeta when the Games begin?
He steals supplies from the Careers.
He asks to be trained separately from her.
He tries to take her place in the Games.
He refuses to talk to the Gamemakers.
Select two details that show Katniss is skilled at survival.
She uses plants to treat her burns.
She remembers hunting lessons from Gale.
She immediately finds water without trouble.
She builds a fire to signal sponsors.
What effect does the fire used by the Gamemakers have on the plot?
It forces tributes to form alliances.
It pushes Katniss closer to the Careers.
It gives Katniss a chance to signal to Rue.
It shows that the Capitol cannot control the environment.
Explain how the author builds suspense during Katniss’s first encounter with the Careers. Include one detail from the text to support your response.
What motivates Rue to help Katniss?
She admires Katniss’s strength and skill.
She recognizes Katniss’s kindness toward Peeta.
She feels sorry for Katniss after the fire.
She wants to steal Katniss’s supplies.
Which theme is developed through Katniss and Rue’s alliance, and which detail best supports that theme?
Theme: Friendship can bring hope in desperate times. Evidence: Katniss promises to win for Rue.
Theme: Only the strongest will survive. Evidence: Rue teaches Katniss how to build a better fire.
Theme: Trust is impossible in competition. Evidence: Katniss hides her supplies from Rue.
Theme: The Capitol rewards good behavior. Evidence: Rue gathers leaves to hide Katniss.
Select two central conflicts Katniss faces in Part 2.
Person vs. Person — She must outsmart the Careers.
Person vs. Nature — She fights dehydration and burns.
Person vs. Technology — She relies on Capitol sponsors.
Person vs. Society — She resists the Capitol’s control.
How does first-person point of view influence the reader’s feelings about Peeta’s possible alliance with the Careers? Include one example from Katniss’s reactions.
Why does Katniss’s relationship with Rue deepen the emotional impact of Rue’s fate?
Rue reminds Katniss of Prim.
Rue is a strong opponent.
Rue works for the Capitol.
Rue tries to steal Katniss’s food.
Analyze how Suzanne Collins uses the arena setting to develop themes of survival and control in Part 2. Use specific evidence from the text.
What does Katniss’s decision to sing to Rue reveal about her character?
She wants to impress sponsors.
She refuses to let the Capitol remove her humanity.
She is distracted from the real goal of survival.
She expects the other tributes to show mercy.
Which two details best show Katniss’s resourcefulness after the explosion at the Careers’ supplies?
She uses her knowledge of traps to destroy their food.
She gathers supplies left behind after the blast.
She retrieves a backpack from the Cornucopia.
She ignores her injuries to keep moving.
What is the effect of the rule change announced by Claudius Templesmith?
It causes districts to stop supporting tributes.
It increases violence between tributes.
It changes Katniss’s goal from survival to reunion.
It leads Katniss to form a new alliance with Rue.
Explain how Katniss’s feelings toward Peeta change by the end of Part 2. Include one piece of evidence to support your answer.
What main idea is conveyed when Katniss covers Rue’s body in flowers, and which detail best supports that idea?
Main Idea: Katniss refuses to let Rue’s death be forgotten. Evidence: “I couldn’t leave her like that.”
Main Idea: Katniss believes she has already won. Evidence: “The anthem begins to play.”
Main Idea: She expects a reward. Evidence: “The cameras are still watching me.”
Main Idea: She wants to hide Rue. Evidence: “Rue wouldn’t want me to cry.”
