THG Hero's Journey

To create more immersive and impactful reading or watching experience, why the author of the Hunger Games should emphasize more on Character Development?

• to create a deeper and sad background music as to deepen the emotional impact of the movie

• to create a bigger budget on the setting, make up and sound effects to make the movie realistic.

• to add more chapters in the novel stating the historical background on the dystopian setting.

• to enhance emotional investment in the characters' journeys and increase the impact of their decisions and actions.

Which of the following the author DID NOT INCLUDE in the central idea of the movie/novel "The Hunger Games"?

• using the DYSTOPIAN setting

• inclusion of Symbolism for brutality of war in Hunger Games.

• Using themes such as, survival, sacrifice and rebellion

• inclusion of chronological point of view of the Hunger Games

Which one of the key ideas in the movie/novel Hunger Games that the author wants the reader to learn?

• How violence can be used to control people.

• How to live your life to the fullest.

• that poverty is the result of laziness.

• that peace can only be achieved through war.

Which of the following describes the SOCIAL RELEVANCE of the movie/novel?

• sacrifice of individual lives.

• An independent female protagonist

• economic inequality, power dynamics, media influence, and the struggle for justice and freedom.

• real-life entertainment at the expense of human lives.

Which of the following is NOT one of the TOPICS or ISSUES that the author/director greatly emphasized in the movie?

• POVERTY

• REALITY T.V.

• SURVIVAL

• SENSE OF HUMOR

A "point of no return" is crossed. The hero commits to the journey and enters into the Special World.

• Call to Adventure

• Crossing the Threshold

• Refusing the Call

• The Ordinary World

The protagonist of the story, also identified as a character who is brave and honorable, but needs to learn something in the story is called____.

• The Final Ordeal

• The Hero

• The Sidekick

• The Mentor

3. What desirable point of view can you draw our from the idea of a Hero's Journey?

• 3. the Hero's Journey serves as templates for readers to create what a real hero should be.

• 3. the Hero's Journey is so popular because people aspire to be like the hero and can relate to them.

• McBirney points out the author's flaws in producing a hero character for everyone to emulate.

• Campbell claims what that all characters should have enemies in order to be considered a hero.

What phase of the Hero's Journey is described when after their final interviews and dinner, Katniss and Peeta board a train that takes them home. Katniss is confused about her feelings for Peeta and becomes even more confused the closer they get to home?

• Reward and the Journey Home

• Refusing the Call

• Crossing the Threshold

• The Final Ordeal

Which of the following shows "SUPREME ORDEAL?"

• Chunking and clustering are the same concept with different names.

• Rue created an alliance with Katniss

• The Gamemakers announced that only 1 tribute may win.

• Katniss shoots Cato on the back of his hand toi release Peeta.