Themes and Character Dynamics in The Hunger Games

Katniss reflects on the changes in her life after winning the Hunger Games. President Snow visits her, hinting at potential trouble due to her actions in the arena. He warns her about the threat of uprisings and the need to maintain the facade of her love for Peeta. Katniss is torn between her feelings for Gale and Peeta, and the danger her actions pose to her loved ones. She must convince the districts of her love for Peeta to prevent rebellion.

What significant change in Katniss's life is highlighted at the beginning of Chapter 2?

• Her new role as a mentor

• Her new job in the Capitol

• Her improved living situation

• Her decision to leave District 12

Why is President Snow's presence in Katniss's home alarming to her?

• He is there to congratulate her

• He wants to offer her a new position

• He is known for his kindness

• His visit signifies trouble

What does President Snow imply about Katniss's actions with the berries?

• They were a sign of love

• They were an act of defiance

• They were a mistake

• They were a tradition

How does Katniss feel about her relationship with Gale after the games?

• It has ended completely

• It has become more complicated

• It has become romantic

• It remains unchanged

What does President Snow warn Katniss about regarding her public image?

• She must convince everyone of her love for Peeta

• She should distance herself from Peeta

• She needs to appear more rebellious

• She needs to focus on her family