Symbols/Theme Ch. 6-7 Hunger Games

What motivates Katniss to impress the Gamemakers during her private session in Chapter 7?

• She wants to show off her skills to Peeta.

• She wants to ensure she gets a high score to attract sponsors.

• She is trying to intimidate the other tributes.

• She is following Haymitch's specific instructions.

In Chapter 6, what main message (theme) is highlighted by the luxurious lifestyle in the Capitol compared to District 12?

• The theme of friendship.

• The theme of survival.

• The theme of inequality and social class disparity.

• The theme of rebellion.

Madge gives Katniss a mockingjay pin chapter 3 - What symbol is represented by the mockingjay pin that Katniss now wears??

• A symbol of rebellion against the Capitol.

• A symbol of wealth and power.

• A symbol of friendship between Katniss and Madge.

• A symbol of Katniss's hunting skills.

Why does the author include the moment where Katniss shoots an arrow at the Gamemakers in Chapter 7?

• To show Katniss's lack of control over her emotions.

• To demonstrate Katniss's defiance and courage.

• To highlight the Gamemakers' fear of the tributes.

• To illustrate the importance of archery in the Games.

How does Peeta's behavior in Chapter 6 reflect his motivations?

• He is trying to distance himself from Katniss to focus on his own survival.

• He is attempting to form alliances with other tributes.

• He is trying to protect Katniss by telling Haymitch her skills.

What is the author's purpose in describing the Capitol's extravagant food and fashion in Chapter 6?

• To entertain readers with vivid descriptions.

• To criticize the excess and wastefulness of the Capitol.

• To show the Capitol's superiority over the districts.

• To highlight Katniss's lack of experience with luxury.

In Chapter 7, what does Katniss's reaction to the Gamemakers' indifference reveal about her character?

• She is easily discouraged and gives up quickly.

• She is determined and refuses to be ignored.

• She is indifferent to their opinions.

• She is afraid of the consequences of her actions.