The Hunger Games Novel

Why do you think Panem is divided into districts?

Discuss your opinions in 5 or more sentences.

What happened to district 13, according to The Capitol?

• It became its own country.

• It became The Capitol.

• It was destroyed.

• It never existed.

What advice does Gale give to Katniss for the Hunger Games?

• Trust no one.

• Get a bow and arrows.

• Run and hide.

• Make alliances.

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Where does Katniss assume many people know her from?

• The Hob

• School

• The mines

• The bakery

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"She must have had bad dreams and climbed in with our mother. Of course she did. This is the day of the reaping" (3). This line in the first paragraph is considered

• flashback

• foreshadowing

• oxymoron

• allusion

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District 12 is known for what occupation?

• farming

• engineering

• coal mining

• hunting

Why does Katniss desperately avoid crying after she volunteers as tribute? She doesn't want . . .

• to upset her mother.

• the Capitol to see her distress

• to appear weak to her competitors

• to be embarrassed in front of Gale

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How did Peeta Mellark give Katniss hope years ago?

• He helped her study for a test she was surely going to fail without him

• He stopped bullies from picking on Katniss when she was eleven.

• He gave her some bread when her family was starving

• He painted a picture of her brave father.

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What is significant about mockingjays?

• They can repeat notes of an entire song.

• They can restate what people say word for word.

• They can fly at 100 miles per hour

• The males can have babies.

Since Haymitch is a drunken mess on the train, Peeta and Katniss call the Capitol attendants to help clean him up and get him ready to do his job as advisor.

• True

• False