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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What weapons does Johanna find in the Cornucopia?

2. Who kills Wiress?

3. Who are the tributes from District 3?

4. Which year did Haymitch win the Games?

5. What is between the Gamemakers and the tributes?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why have Katniss and Peeta been instructed not to wave and smile at the crowd?

2. How does Katniss's opinion about Finnick change after the fog?

3. The first day of training, why is Katniss distracted and upset?

4. How does Finnick attempt to prove himself to Katniss?

5. What shocking announcement does Peeta make during his interview?

6. After watching Haymitch's victory in the last Quarter Quell, what does Katniss realize?

7. What do Katniss and Peeta show the Gamemakers to receive their scores?

8. What pattern does Katniss notice about everyone's treatment of Peeta?

9. What gift has Haymitch so carefully chosen to send his tributes?

10. Why does Katniss keep the truth about her knowledge of the force field a secret?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Describe Katniss and Peeta's performances for the Gamemakers during their training. Why do they each decide to defy the Games? Why are the Gamemakers separated from the tributes by a force field? How does this come into play later in the novel? Why is Haymitch dismayed when they tell him what they have done? How does this incident unite Peeta and Katniss, though they are still wary of the approaching Games?

Essay Topic 2

Who is Finnick Odair? What is Katniss's initial impression of him? Why does Haymitch suggest she be on Finnick's team in the arena? How does Finnick prove himself to Katniss? Why does Katniss decide she has misjudged Finnick? Overall, how does Finnick contribute to the rebellion in Panem?

Essay Topic 3

Discuss the country of Panem. How is its society structured? What are the functions of the districts? Why are those in the Capitol privileged when most others live in poverty? Can Panem be called an example of a dystopian society? Why or why not?

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