Key Events in Chapters 17 and 18

What significant event occurs during Katniss's time in the arena in Chapter 17?

• The Gamemakers change the arena layout.

• Peeta is injured by a mutt.

• Katniss wins the Hunger Games.

• Rue's death occurs.

How does Katniss's relationship with Peeta evolve in these chapters?

• Katniss's relationship with Peeta evolves from a strategic alliance to a deep emotional bond.

• Katniss sees Peeta as a mere tool for survival.

• Katniss and Peeta remain distant throughout the chapters.

• Their relationship becomes purely competitive and hostile.

What strategy does Katniss use to survive the challenges she faces in Chapter 18?

• Katniss uses her archery skills, environmental knowledge, and strategic alliances to survive.

• Katniss relies solely on her physical strength to overpower her opponents.

• She avoids all confrontations and hides until the challenges are over.

• Katniss uses her cooking skills to distract the other competitors.

Which character's actions lead to a pivotal moment for Katniss in Chapter 17?

• Effie

• Haymitch

• Peeta

• Gale

What is the significance of the muttations introduced in these chapters?

• The mutations signify adaptation and the impact of change on identity and relationships.

• The mutations represent a return to a previous state of being.

• The mutations are solely a scientific experiment with no emotional impact.

• The mutations indicate a decline in the characters' abilities and strengths.

How does the theme of survival manifest in Katniss's decisions in Chapters 17 and 18?

• Her decisions are mainly influenced by her desire for fame.

• Katniss's decisions in Chapters 17 and 18 emphasize her instinct for survival through alliances, resourcefulness, and adaptability.

• Katniss prioritizes revenge over survival in these chapters.

• Katniss relies solely on her physical strength to survive.

What role does the media play in shaping the narrative during these chapters?

• The media only reports facts without interpretation.

• The media shapes the narrative by influencing public perception and framing events.

• The media has no impact on public opinion.

• The media's role is to entertain rather than inform.

How does Katniss's perception of her fellow tributes change in Chapters 17 and 18?

• Katniss feels indifferent towards her fellow tributes, seeing them as mere obstacles.

• She believes all tributes are ruthless and untrustworthy throughout the story.

• Katniss sees her fellow tributes as friends and allies from the beginning.

• Katniss's perception of her fellow tributes shifts from viewing them solely as competitors to recognizing their humanity and struggles.

What internal conflicts does Katniss face in these chapters?

• Katniss feels excitement about the games.

• Katniss struggles with her friendships and alliances.

• Katniss is only concerned with her public image.

• Katniss faces guilt, moral conflict, and the struggle between survival and personal safety.

How do the events of Chapters 17 and 18 set the stage for the climax of the story?

• The events resolve all conflicts and lead to a happy ending.

• The chapters introduce new characters that distract from the main plot.

• The protagonist achieves their goal without any obstacles.

• The events build tension and foreshadow the protagonist's critical confrontation.