Hunger

What is the significance of the Mockingjay in the Hunger Games series?

• A token of peace between districts

• A gift from President Snow

• A type of bird found in District 12

• A symbol of rebellion against the Capitol

What is the primary purpose of the Hunger Games?

• To entertain the districts

• To select new leaders for the districts

• To train tributes for future wars

• To punish the districts for past rebellions

The main character, narrator, and person who has been chosen to represent district 12 in The Hunger Games

• Katniss

• Catnip

• Prim

• Mrs. Everdeen

Katniss's little sister. Twelve years old. Has cat named Buttercup.

• Prim

• Rue

• Madge

• Effie

Katniss's father who died in a mine explosion.

• Mr. Everdeen

• Haymitch

• Cinna

• Gale

Representative from the Capitol who hosts the reaping for District 12

• Effie Trinket

• Cinna

• Haymitch Abernathy

• Peeta Mellark

The son of District 12's bakers. Spares Katniss bread before they know each other. Is the male tribute for District 12.

• Peeta Mellark

• Gale Hawthorne

• Haymitch Abernathy

• Effie Trinket

What is the theme of hunger in literature often used to symbolize?

• A) Physical deprivation

• B) Emotional longing

• C) Social inequality

• D) All of the above

Which of the following sentences uses the word 'hunger' correctly?

• A) She hungered for knowledge, always reading new books.

• B) The hunger of the car was evident in its speed.

• C) His hunger for sleep was satisfied after a long day.

• D) The hunger of the painting was vibrant and colorful.

In the context of a story, what does a character's hunger often represent?

• A) A literal need for food

• B) A metaphor for desire or ambition

• C) A sign of weakness

• D) A plot device to introduce conflict