Mockingjay Chapters 10-12 Quiz

What is the main reason Katniss agrees to be the Mockingjay?

• She wants to gain fame.

• She believes in President Snow's vision.

• To protect her family and for the promise of immunity for Peeta and the other victors.

• She enjoys the thrill of rebellion.

In chapters 10-12 of "Mockingjay," how does Katniss feel about filming the propos?

• She is excited and enjoys being in front of the camera.

• She is indifferent and doesn't care about the outcome.

• She feels uncomfortable and prefers being in actual combat.

• She is confident and believes it's her true calling.

What significant event happens to District 12 in these chapters?

• It becomes the wealthiest district.

• It is completely destroyed by the Capitol.

• It is chosen as the new Capitol.

• It wins its independence from the Capitol.

Who is President Coin and what is her relationship with Katniss?

• She is the leader of District 13 and has a trusting relationship with Katniss.

• She is a Capitol spy and Katniss's enemy.

• She is the leader of District 13 and has a tense and complicated relationship with Katniss.

• She is Katniss's mentor and closest ally.

What inference can be made about Peeta's condition in these chapters?

• He is being well-treated and is in good health.

• He is being tortured and is in poor health.

• He has escaped and is on his way to District 13.

• He is indifferent to the rebellion and remains neutral.

How does Katniss's role as the Mockingjay symbolically affect the rebellion?

• It has no real impact on the rebellion's progress.

• It demoralizes the rebels and strengthens the Capitol.

• It unites the districts and inspires hope and resistance.

• It causes confusion and division among the rebel ranks.

What does the Mockingjay symbol represent to the people of Panem?

• Fear and oppression.

• Wealth and prosperity.

• Hope and resistance against the Capitol.

• The power of the Capitol.

Why does Katniss visit the ruins of District 12?

• To find supplies for District 13.

• To film a propo for the rebellion.

• To look for survivors.

• To reminisce about her past life.

What is the main conflict in these chapters?

• The love triangle between Katniss, Peeta, and Gale.

• The rebellion against the Capitol.

• Katniss's struggle with her identity as the Mockingjay.

• The competition between Districts 12 and 13.

How does Katniss demonstrate leadership in these chapters?

• By making strategic decisions for the rebels.

• By refusing to play any role in the rebellion.

• By inspiring others through her actions and words as the Mockingjay.

• By taking control of District 13's military forces.