The Hunger Games Part 2 (Ch 10-18) Assessment (RL 7.1-4)

1. RL 7.1 Why does Peeta choose to align himself with the Career Tributes in Chapter 11?

• • He wants to betray them later.

• • He needs their supplies to survive.

• •  He wants to protect Katniss from inside the group.

• •  He is forced to join them by the Gamemakers.

RL 7.1 What evidence best supports Katniss’s motivation to protect Rue in Chapter?

• • Rue reminds her of her sister, Prim.

•  Rue has proven to be strong in combat.

• Rue has valuable supplies to share.

• • Katniss fears Rue might betray her.

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RL 7.1 How does Katniss use the tracker jacker nest in Chapter 14

• • To locate hidden supplies in the arena.

• • To escape from the Careers and gain an advantage.

• • To defend herself against Rue.

• • To communicate with the Capitol audience.

RL 7.1 What motivates Katniss to destroy the Career Tributes' supplies in Chapter 16?

• She wants to distract them from her hiding place.

• She wants revenge for Rue.

• She is instructed to do so by Haymitch.

• She hopes to weaken their ability to survive.

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1. RL 7.1Why does Katniss sing to Rue in Chapter 18?

• To signal to the Gamemakers that she wants to surrender.

• To show Rue she is not alone and bring comfort in her final moments.

• To distract the other tributes from attacking.

• • To earn the Capitol audience's sympathy.

RL 7.2 What theme is developed through the alliance between Katniss and Rue?

• Betrayal is inevitable.

• There is strength in solidarity and trust.

• Forming alliances in the Games is futile.

• •  It is dangerous to form emotional connections.

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RL 7.2 What central idea is reinforced by the Capitol's manipulation of the Games?

• • The Capitol values equality above all else.

• The Games are designed to encourage collaboration.

• • The Capitol’s control relies on fear and spectacle.

• • The tributes can easily overthrow the Capitol.

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RL 7.2 What does Rue's death symbolize in the story?

• The failure of Katniss's survival skills.

• The inevitability of betrayal in the Games.

• The triumph of the Careers over weaker tributes.

• The ruthlessness of the Capitol.

RL 7.2 What does Katniss’s reaction to Rue’s death reveal about her character?

• •  She is willing to betray anyone to survive.

• She is deeply compassionate and values human life.

• • She regrets aligning with Rue.

• • She wishes she had joined the Careers.

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RL 7.3 How does the setting of the arena influence Katniss’s survival strategies in Chapters 10–18?

• • It forces her to rely on the Careers for protection.

• • It prevents her from forming alliances.

• •  It challenges her to adapt to unpredictable environments.

• • It eliminates the need for hunting skills.

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