The Hunger Games Chap. 21 & 22 Review

What is the symbolism of Katniss wearing Peeta’s sweatshirt and Rue’s gloves?

• She is cold.

• She wants to have the comfort of feeling her friends are close by when she is entering a terrifying situation.

• She wants to show the audience that she is independent.

• She feels that wearing their clothes will bring her luck.

Foxface is intelligent. Which of the following text details proves this? (2)

• She walks through the treetops to spy on the Careers.

• She knows which herbs make which medicines.

• She knew to hide in the Cornucopia and grab her bag while the other tributes were still thinking about how to succeed.

• She knew not to take anyone else’s bag, or that person would hunt her down.

Why is the scene where Thresh lets Katniss live so significant?

• Letting someone from another district live without having an alliance breaks the rules of the games and shows that districts can work together. Seeds of rebellion!

• This shows that Thresh has a better chance of winning the games.

• This foreshadows that Thresh will win the games.

• Thresh thinks his actions will make him more popular with the audience, and then he will receive sponsorship gifts.

What is the new symbol at the end of chapter 21?

• Bread

• Mockingjay

• The sun rising

• A green and silver moth

When Suzanne Collins describes that “the rain has turned into a downpour,” she is saying that

• There is a storm.

• The conflict is becoming more intense as only a few tributes are left.

• New life will come from the rain.

• Katniss will never win the games.

When Peeta makes sure the tarp is covering Katniss, the author is symbolically saying that:

• Peeta protects Katniss from conflict as much as he can.

• Peeta wants to protect himself.

• Peeta has a secret plan to kill Katniss.

• Peeta is hiding Katniss from the Careers.

Once again Peeta is associated with the following symbol:

• The mockingjay

• The green and silver moth

• medicine

• bread

Katniss has a revelation. What is it?

• She is terrified of losing Peeta.

• She only worries about losing Peeta because she doesn’t want to be alone.

• She only worries about losing Peeta because she is worried about what the people at home would think of her if Peeta died.

• She feels that if Peeta died, she would be relieved that she didn’t have to kill him.

Who killed Clove?

• Katniss

• Cato

• Foxface

• Thresh

What was the author trying to communicate by having horrible rain, thunder and lightning storms for days? (2)

• The tension is building because the last days of the games are coming.

• The Gamemakers have lost control of the weather system.

• The conflict between the remaining tributes is huge now.

• Katniss and Peeta are feeling horrible about each other.