Exploring Hunger Games Chapter 3

What is Katniss's primary concern as she prepares for the Hunger Games?

• Winning the Games for fame

• Survival and protecting her loved ones.

• Finding a way to escape the arena

• Gaining support from sponsors

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How does Katniss feel about her family as she faces the upcoming competition?

• Katniss is excited to leave her family behind.

• Katniss feels indifferent towards her family.

• Katniss feels protective and anxious about her family.

• Katniss believes her family will be safe regardless.

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What role does Peeta play in Katniss's life during this chapter?

• Peeta acts as a mentor to Katniss.

• Peeta ignores Katniss completely.

• Peeta is a rival to Katniss.

• Peeta plays a supportive role in Katniss's life.

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Describe the significance of the Mockingjay pin in this chapter.

• The pin signifies Katniss's wealth and status in District 12.

• The Mockingjay pin represents rebellion and hope, symbolizing Katniss's role as a leader in the fight against the Capitol.

• The Mockingjay pin is a token of friendship from Peeta.

• The Mockingjay pin is a fashion accessory worn by Katniss.

What are Katniss's thoughts on the Capitol's control over the districts?

• Katniss thinks the Capitol's control is necessary for order.

• Katniss views the Capitol's control as a form of entertainment.

• Katniss sees the Capitol's control as oppressive and unjust.

• Katniss believes the Capitol's control is beneficial for the districts.

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How does the chapter illustrate the theme of survival?

• The chapter focuses solely on the characters' relationships.

• Survival is depicted through the setting's beauty and tranquility.

• The chapter illustrates survival through characters' struggles, resourcefulness, and resilience.

• The theme of survival is ignored in this chapter.

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What preparations does Katniss undertake before leaving for the Capitol?

• Katniss writes a letter to her family

• Katniss prepares by saying goodbye, gathering supplies, and focusing on her appearance.

• Katniss packs a survival kit for the journey

• Katniss trains for combat skills

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How does Katniss's relationship with Gale evolve in this chapter?

• Their relationship remains unchanged throughout the chapter.

• Katniss's relationship with Gale evolves from a close friendship to a more complicated and strained dynamic.

• Katniss decides to end her friendship with Gale permanently.

• Katniss and Gale become enemies by the end of the chapter.

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What emotions does Katniss experience when saying goodbye to her family?

• Joy, excitement, relief

• Anger, confusion, apathy

• Fear, sadness, determination

• Surprise, indifference, hope

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How does the author use imagery to convey the atmosphere of the Hunger Games?

• The author uses humorous imagery to lighten the mood in the Hunger Games.

• The author avoids imagery altogether, relying solely on dialogue to convey the atmosphere.

• The author uses vivid and brutal imagery to create a tense and oppressive atmosphere in the Hunger Games.

• The author uses soft and comforting imagery to create a peaceful atmosphere in the Hunger Games.