Catching Fire Quiz 5

How does Katniss Everdeen's character develop throughout the novel Catching Fire?

• Katniss Everdeen's character develops by becoming more interested in fashion and makeup

• Katniss Everdeen's character develops by becoming a professional athlete

• Katniss Everdeen's character develops by becoming more aware of the political situation and her role in the rebellion, as well as her feelings for Peeta and Gale.

• Katniss Everdeen's character develops by becoming a better cook and hunter

What role does the Capitol play in the story of Catching Fire?

• It is a peaceful village where the protagonist lives

• It is a secret rebel base plotting against the Capitol

• It is a neutral territory where the districts meet for negotiations

• It is the central governing city of Panem and controls the districts.

Describe the relationship between Katniss and Peeta in Catching Fire.

• They start as allies in the Hunger Games and their relationship becomes more complicated in the Quarter Quell.

• They are long-lost siblings who reunite in the Quarter Quell.

• They have no relationship at all in Catching Fire.

• They are enemies throughout the entire book.

How does the Hunger Games impact society in the novel Catching Fire?

• It promotes peace and harmony among the districts

• It has no impact on society in the novel

• It leads to the government becoming more fair and just

• It highlights the oppressive nature of the government and the inequality among the districts.

Discuss the theme of rebellion in Catching Fire.

• The theme of rebellion is not important in the story

• The protagonist, Katniss Everdeen, fully supports the oppressive government of Panem

• The theme of rebellion is central to the story and revolves around the protagonist, Katniss Everdeen, and her defiance against the oppressive government of Panem.

• The rebellion in Catching Fire is only a minor subplot

What are some key moments that contribute to Katniss Everdeen's character development in Catching Fire?

• The moment when Katniss defies the Capitol by wearing the wedding dress that transforms into a mockingjay outfit, and when she forms alliances with other tributes in the arena.

• The moment when Katniss betrays her friends and allies

• The moment when Katniss joins the Capitol and becomes their ally

• The moment when Katniss decides to give up and stop fighting

How does the Capitol maintain control over the districts in Catching Fire?

• By providing freedom and equality to the districts

• Through fear, oppression, and the annual Hunger Games.

• By offering economic incentives and benefits to the districts

• By promoting peace and harmony among the districts

Explain the significance of Katniss and Peeta's relationship in the context of the Hunger Games in Catching Fire.

• Their relationship is purely for entertainment purposes

• Their relationship has no significance in the context of the Hunger Games

• Their relationship symbolizes resistance and hope for the oppressed districts.

• Their relationship represents the government's control over the districts

In what ways do the Hunger Games perpetuate inequality and oppression in the society of Catching Fire?

• By ensuring that the wealthy and powerful in the Capitol also participate in the Hunger Games

• By providing equal opportunities for all participants regardless of their background

• By promoting unity and solidarity among the districts

• By forcing children from poor districts to fight to the death for the entertainment of the wealthy and powerful in the Capitol.

How do the characters in Catching Fire demonstrate acts of rebellion against the Capitol?

• By obeying the Capitol's orders and rules

• By supporting the Capitol's decisions and actions

• By participating in the Quarter Quell, forming alliances, and defying the Capitol's orders

• By avoiding the Quarter Quell and staying away from alliances