Exploring The Hunger Games: Chapters 2 & 3

What is Katniss's primary concern in Chapter 2?

• Her desire to win the Hunger Games.

• Her family's safety and well-being.

• Her plans for rebellion against the Capitol.

• Her feelings for Peeta.

How does Katniss feel about the reaping process?

• Katniss feels excited about the reaping process.

• Katniss feels dread and anger about the reaping process.

• Katniss feels indifferent towards the reaping process.

• Katniss feels hopeful about the reaping process.

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Who is Peeta Mellark and what role does he play in these chapters?

• Peeta Mellark is a tribute from District 12 and plays a key role as Katniss's ally and love interest.

• Peeta Mellark is a mentor from District 12.

• Peeta Mellark is a competitor from District 11.

• Peeta Mellark is Katniss's rival in the Hunger Games.

What does Katniss do to prepare for the reaping?

• Katniss spends the day at the market buying supplies.

• Katniss practices her singing for the reaping ceremony.

• Katniss prepares by hunting and mentally preparing for the reaping.

• Katniss ignores the reaping and goes to sleep.

Describe the relationship between Katniss and her mother as depicted in these chapters.

• Katniss's mother is a strong and independent figure who guides Katniss.

• Their relationship is primarily focused on mutual respect and understanding.

• Katniss and her mother have a strained relationship characterized by emotional distance and role reversal, with Katniss taking on a caregiver role.

• Katniss and her mother share a close and supportive bond throughout the chapters.

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What is the significance of the mockingjay pin in Chapter 3?

• The mockingjay pin symbolizes rebellion and hope against the Capitol.

• The mockingjay pin represents wealth and power in the Capitol.

• The mockingjay pin signifies loyalty to the Districts.

• The mockingjay pin is a fashion accessory with no deeper meaning.

How does the author portray the atmosphere of District 12?

• The atmosphere of District 12 is bleak and oppressive, marked by poverty and despair.

• The atmosphere of District 12 is vibrant and full of life.

• District 12 is depicted as a wealthy and thriving community.

• The author describes District 12 as a peaceful and harmonious place.

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What are the main themes introduced in Chapters 2 and 3?

• Tradition and nostalgia; conflict and resolution.

• Friendship and loyalty; personal growth and ambition.

• Love and betrayal; power dynamics and control.

• Identity and self-acceptance; societal expectations and individual choices.

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How does Katniss's perspective on survival influence her actions?

• She prioritizes her own desires over the safety of her loved ones.

• Katniss believes survival is unimportant and often takes unnecessary risks.

• Katniss's perspective on survival leads her to make strategic and resourceful decisions to protect herself and her loved ones.

• Her perspective leads her to rely solely on others for protection.

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What emotions does Katniss experience as she reflects on her past during the reaping?

• Anger, confusion, and pride.

• Disgust, indifference, and hope.

• Joy, excitement, and relief.

• Fear, anxiety, and sadness.

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