Exploring Catching Fire Part 1

What is the significance of the Victory Tour in Part 1?

• The Victory Tour symbolizes the Capitol's control and manipulation, celebrating the protagonist's success while reinforcing its power.

• The Victory Tour is a celebration of the Hunger Games winners' independence.

• The Victory Tour serves as a platform for the rebels to promote their agenda.

• The Victory Tour is a festival that honors the fallen tributes from previous Games.

How does Katniss feel about her role as a symbol of rebellion?

• She feels indifferent and detached.

• She embraces it wholeheartedly.

• Conflicted; she feels both burdened and responsible.

• She is excited and eager to lead.

What are the main themes introduced in Part 1 of Catching Fire?

• Survival, trauma, and rebellion against oppression.

• Wealth, power, and fame.

• Love, sacrifice, and redemption.

• Friendship, loyalty, and teamwork.

Describe the relationship between Katniss and Peeta in this section.

• Peeta is a mentor to Katniss, guiding her through the challenges they face.

• Katniss is indifferent to Peeta's feelings and focuses solely on her own survival.

• Katniss and Peeta share a complicated bond of alliance and emotional tension, relying on each other for survival while grappling with trust issues.

• Katniss and Peeta are rivals who constantly compete against each other.

What new challenges does Katniss face in her home district?

• Katniss becomes a mentor for new tributes.

• Katniss receives a large fortune from the Capitol.

• Katniss faces trauma, expectations as a victor, and political unrest in District 12.

• Katniss is celebrated as a hero with a parade.

How does the Capitol react to Katniss and Peeta's actions in the previous Hunger Games?

• The Capitol celebrates their bravery and independence.

• The Capitol reacts with anger and increased control.

• The Capitol rewards them with gifts and privileges.

• The Capitol ignores their actions completely.

What role does Haymitch play in Katniss's preparation for the tour?

• Haymitch acts as a stylist for Katniss's outfits during the tour.

• Haymitch organizes the tour schedule for Katniss.

• Haymitch helps Katniss prepare for the tour by mentoring her on public image and strategy.

• Haymitch provides Katniss with physical training for the tour.

What is the importance of the Mockingjay symbol in Part 1?

• The Mockingjay is a symbol of wealth and luxury in the districts.

• The Mockingjay signifies peace and unity with the Capitol.

• The Mockingjay symbolizes rebellion and hope, uniting the districts against the Capitol.

• The Mockingjay represents the Capitol's power and control.

How does the character of Gale evolve in this section?

• Gale is portrayed as a villain, showing no signs of loyalty or friendship.

• Gale evolves from a supportive friend to a conflicted and intense character, struggling with loyalty and moral dilemmas.

• Gale remains a loyal friend throughout the section without any internal conflict.

• Gale becomes a leader, rallying others to his cause without hesitation.

What are the implications of the Quarter Quell announced at the end of Part 1?

• The Quarter Quell allows new tributes to volunteer for the games.

• The Quarter Quell forces previous victors to compete again, increasing danger and highlighting Capitol oppression.

• The Quarter Quell celebrates the victors with a grand festival.

• The Quarter Quell introduces new rules that favor the Capitol's allies.