The Hunger Games Final

Front

What act of defiance did District 12 engage in?

Back

Not one single person clapped when Katniss took the stage at the reaping.

Front

How does Katniss respond when asked why she chose to eat the poisoned berries with Peeta?

Back

She says she couldn’t bear the idea of living without Peeta.

Front

Why does Katniss avoid crying at all costs?

Back

There are always cameras on them, and she does not want to appear weak, nor does she want to give the Capitol the pleasure.

Front

Where are Katniss and Peeta finally reunited?

Back

At the set of their interview.

Front

Why is Peeta left heartbroken at the very end?

Back

Katniss confesses that her actions and words were for the most part just for show.

Front

What is the significance of the mockingjay symbol in the story?

Back

The mockingjay symbolizes rebellion and hope for the districts against the Capitol.

Front

How does Katniss's character evolve throughout the series?

Back

She transforms from a survival-focused girl to a leader and symbol of resistance.

Front

What role does the Capitol play in the lives of the districts?

Back

The Capitol exerts control and oppression over the districts, enforcing the Hunger Games as a means of punishment and entertainment.

Front

What is the importance of the Hunger Games in the society of Panem?

Back

The Hunger Games serve as a reminder of the Capitol's power and a method to suppress rebellion among the districts.

Front

How does Peeta's character contrast with Katniss's?

Back

Peeta is more emotionally open and compassionate, while Katniss is initially more guarded and focused on survival.