Hunger Games Chapters 19 - 22

What strategy do the game makers use to increase drama in the Hunger Games?

• They create alliances among tributes to foster teamwork.

• They introduce random weather changes to affect survival.

• They create events like feasts and challenges to increase tension and drama among the tributes.

• They provide tributes with unlimited resources to reduce competition.

What themes are explored in Chapters 19-22 of the Hunger Games?

• Themes of friendship, loyalty, and betrayal

• Themes of love, survival, sacrifice, and the impact of media

• Themes of power, control, and rebellion

• Themes of hope, despair, and redemption

What does Peeta's character represent in the story?

• Courage and bravery in battle

• Love, sacrifice, and the struggle for authenticity in a brutal environment

• Wealth and power in society

• Fear and despair in the face of adversity

What does Katniss do on the first day of school that impresses Peeta?

• Katniss sings a song on the first day of school.

• Katniss performs a dance routine in the cafeteria.

• Katniss helps a classmate with their homework.

• Katniss gives a speech about her summer vacation.

What is the significance of the Cornucopia in the Hunger Games?

• It is a place where tributes can find supplies and weapons, often leading to conflict.

• It serves as a shelter for tributes during the games.

• It is a symbol of peace and unity among the districts.

• It is the final arena where the last tribute stands alone.

Why do the game makers declare a feast at the Cornucopia?

• To reward the tributes for their efforts.

• To provide food and supplies for the tributes.

• To flush out all of the remaining tributes for a final battle.

• To celebrate the end of the games.

What role does the concept of 'star-crossed lovers' play in the story?

• It serves as a plot device to create tension between characters.

• It is used to manipulate public perception and gain support for Katniss and Peeta.

• It symbolizes the inevitability of fate and tragedy in the story.

• It highlights the theme of friendship over romantic love.

How does the setting of the Hunger Games impact the characters?

• It provides a safe environment for them to thrive.

• The harsh and dangerous setting forces characters to adapt, survive, and make difficult choices.

• It allows them to form strong alliances easily.

• The setting has no significant impact on their decisions.

How does Katniss's relationship with Peeta evolve throughout the story?

• It remains strictly platonic throughout the story.

• It evolves from friendship to a complex bond influenced by survival and genuine feelings.

• It becomes antagonistic as they compete against each other.

• It is based solely on a strategic alliance for survival.

How does Katniss's perception of love change throughout the story?

• She believes love is a distraction that hinders survival.

• She sees love as a weakness that must be avoided.

• She recognizes love as a powerful force that is essential for survival.

• She thinks love is only important in times of peace.