Catching Fire Chapter 16 Quiz

What is the name of the poisonous fog that Katniss and her allies encounter in Chapter 16 of "Catching Fire"?

• Tracker jacker mist

• Jabberjay haze

• Acid fog

• Nightlock smoke

Who are Katniss's main allies during the events of Chapter 16?

• Peeta and Finnick

• Johanna and Beetee

• Peeta and Johanna

• Peeta and Mags

What does Katniss use to help Mags when she is struggling to move through the fog?

• A rope

• A stick

• Her own back

• A wheelbarrow

Which character sacrifices themselves to save another in Chapter 16?

• Finnick

• Mags

• Peeta

• Johanna

What effect does the acid fog have on Katniss and her group?

• It makes them sleepy

• It causes painful blisters and paralysis

• It makes them hallucinate

• It makes them invisible

How does Finnick help Peeta during the escape from the fog?

• He carries him

• He gives him medicine

• He distracts the fog

• He finds a safe path

Why does Katniss feel guilty after Mags's sacrifice?

• She thinks she could have saved Mags

• She believes she led them into danger

• She feels responsible for Peeta's injury

• She regrets trusting Finnick

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Explain how the events of Chapter 16 demonstrate the importance of teamwork in the arena.

• The group splits up to survive

• Each person acts alone

• The group works together to escape the fog and help each other

• Teamwork is not shown in this chapter

Analyze Katniss's decision-making process when she realizes Mags cannot continue through the fog. What does this reveal about her character?

• She leaves Mags behind without hesitation, showing selfishness

• She tries to carry Mags, showing her compassion and sense of responsibility

• She blames Finnick, showing her anger

• She ignores the problem, showing indecisiveness

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Based on the events in Chapter 16, predict how the trauma from the acid fog might affect Katniss and her allies in the following chapters. Use evidence from the text to support your answer.

• They will be unaffected and continue as normal

• They may be physically and emotionally weakened, making them more vulnerable in future challenges

• They will become immune to future dangers

• They will separate and stop working together

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