The Hunger Games Analysis Game

Which of the following reasons best explains why the Capitol holds the reaping and the Hunger Games every year?

• It's a way for the Capitol to show off its power.

• It helps the Capitol to keep track of the population in each of the districts.

• Both options

• Neither options

Which of the following inferences about the Capitol is best supported by the text?

• They are planning to make this the final Hunger Games.

• They attempted to create a fairer society with the Treaty of Treason.

• They control most of the food and resources the districts need to survive.

• They refused to acknowledge the Dark Days.

Which of the following inferences about Katniss is best supported by the text?

• She has no affection or loyalty toward District 12.

• She would like to see another rebellion organized like the one in the Dark Days.

• She has been through the reaping so many times that she no longer fears being picked.

• She is cynical of the Capitol and the way that they rule over people in the districts. 

Which statement about life in Panem is best supported by the excerpts from Chapter 1?

• The people of Panem are optimistic that their living conditions are improving.

• There is corruption and unfairness in the way the people of Panem are ruled over. 

• The strain from the Hunger Games causes conflict among the families of Panem.

• The people who come out to watch the reaping are bloodthirsty, no matter what the age of the tribute selected. 

Which vocabulary word relates to "a formal promise"?

• guarantee

• mount

• encroaching

• buzzard

Which vocabulary word best relates to "to climb"?

• mount

• encroaching

• sustenance

• guarantee

Which vocabulary word best relates to "severe pain"?

• remote

• buzzard

• anguish

• encroaching

Which vocabulary word best relates to "distant"?

• anguish

• guarantee

• weep

• remote

Which vocabulary word best relates to "to shed tears/cry"?

• anguish

• rebellion

• weep

• grimness

Which vocabulary word best relates to "to go beyond usual limits"?

• rebellion

• encroach

• weep

• anguish