Understanding the Dynamics of District 12

The transcript involves a conversation where Peter discusses his crush on a girl who only noticed him during the reaping. Despite being advised to win to gain her attention, Peter reveals she is with him in the competition. A confrontation follows about the strategy of appearing desirable, leading to a discussion on leveraging a love story for sponsorships to survive.

What does Peter reveal about his feelings for a girl back home?

• He dislikes her.

• He just met her recently.

• He has had a crush on her forever.

• He has no feelings for anyone.

Why does Peter think winning the games won't help him with the girl he likes?

• She doesn't know him.

• She is not interested in him.

• She came to the games with him.

• She is already in a relationship.

What is the reaction of the other character to Peter's public confession?

• They are amused.

• They are indifferent.

• They are supportive.

• They are angry.

How does Peter's confession make him appear, according to the other character?

• Strong

• Desirable

• Confident

• Weak

What potential benefit is discussed regarding Peter's confession?

• It could make him unpopular.

• It could get him sponsors.

• It could make him a target.

• It could make him famous.

What is the main focus of the final conversation?

• The importance of training.

• The importance of friendship.

• The importance of public perception.

• The importance of winning.

What does the other character suggest about being in love with Peter?

• It is a disadvantage.

• It is irrelevant.

• It is a distraction.

• It could save her life.

What does the other character plan to sell to the audience?

• A story of betrayal.

• A story of star-crossed lovers.

• A story of friendship.

• A story of rivalry.

What is the underlying theme of the conversation about sponsorship?

• The power of love.

• The importance of strategy.

• The inevitability of fate.

• The role of luck.