Hunger Games Ch. 4-6 Comprehension Quiz

What theme is primarily explored through Katniss's experiences in chapters 4-6 of "The Hunger Games"?

• The importance of family

• The impact of technology on society

• The struggle for survival

• The consequences of war

Based on chapters 4-6, what can we infer about Peeta's feelings towards Katniss?

• He is indifferent towards her.

• He sees her as a strong competitor.

• He harbors romantic feelings for her.

• He is using her for his own survival.

How does Katniss's skill with a bow and arrow contrast with Peeta's strength in "The Hunger Games"?

• Katniss's skill is innate, while Peeta's strength is acquired.

• Katniss's skill is useful for hunting, while Peeta's strength is useful for combat.

• Katniss relies on stealth, while Peeta relies on brute force.

• All of the above.

What inference can be made about the Capitol's control over the districts based on the events of chapters 4-6?

• The Capitol's control is weakening.

• The Capitol uses fear to maintain control.

• The districts are beginning to gain more freedom.

• The Capitol's control is purely economic.

How does the theme of sacrifice manifest in chapters 4-6 of "The Hunger Games"?

• Through the tributes' preparation for the Games.

• Through Katniss's willingness to protect Prim.

• Through the tributes' alliances with each other.

• Through Peeta's actions towards Katniss.

Comparing Katniss and Peeta's strategies for the interview, what can we infer about their personalities?

• Katniss is more aggressive, while Peeta is more diplomatic.

• Katniss is more reserved, while Peeta is more outgoing.

• Katniss is more deceitful, while Peeta is more honest.

• Katniss is more independent, while Peeta is more reliant on others.

What does the way Katniss and Peeta handle their training sessions reveal about their approach to the Games?

• Katniss is focused on survival, while Peeta is focused on making alliances.

• Katniss is focused on individual skills, while Peeta is focused on team dynamics.

• Katniss is focused on offense, while Peeta is focused on defense.

• Katniss is focused on evasion, while Peeta is focused on confrontation.

Based on chapters 4-6, how does the Capitol's treatment of the tributes contrast with the reality of the Games?

• The Capitol treats the tributes as celebrities, while the reality is they are participants in a deadly competition.

• The Capitol treats the tributes as prisoners, while the reality is they have a chance to become heroes.

• The Capitol treats the tributes as disposable, while the reality is they are valuable assets.

• The Capitol treats the tributes as warriors, while the reality is they are mere children.

What can we infer about the society of Panem based on the division between the districts and the Capitol in chapters 4-6?

• The society is egalitarian.

• The society is divided by wealth and power.

• The society values cooperation over competition.

• The society is united against a common enemy.

How does the theme of appearance versus reality manifest in the preparation for the Games?

• Through the tributes' physical transformations.

• Through the interviews that portray the tributes in a certain light.

• Through the training scores that may not accurately reflect a tribute's true abilities.

• All of the above.