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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Hunger Games, Part 3, Chapter 25, Chapter 26, and Chapter 27.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who does Katniss see picking through the wreckage of the Careers' supplies in Part 2, Chapter 17?
(a) Foxface.
(b) Clove.
(c) Cato.
(d) Rue.
2. What injury does Katniss suffer in the explosion she set off to destroy the Careers supplies?
(a) A burn on her leg.
(b) A wound in her upper thigh.
(c) A cut on her forehead.
(d) Damage to her ear.
3. Who are Career tributes?
(a) Tributes from districts that specialize in professional industries.
(b) Trainers who teach the other tributes how to fight and win the games.
(c) Paid volunteers who are hired by rich families to take their children's places in the games.
(d) Tributes from the richer districts who train year round for the games and feel going to the games is an honor.
4. What does Katniss think of Peeta's actions?
(a) Peeta is fighting hard to live, which means he is fighting hard to kill her.
(b) Peeta is devious and is trying to trick her into friendship.
(c) Peeta is honestly a good guy.
(d) Peeta is in love with the notoriety he has just gained as a tribute.
5. What is the only aspect of Katniss' appearance that her design team approves of?
(a) Her thin, supple body.
(b) Her strong, clean nails.
(c) Her classic roman features.
(d) Her hairstyle that her mother created with multiple braids.
Short Answer Questions
1. What happens to the arenas that were built specifically for the Hunger Games after the games are over?
2. Why does Katniss refuse to cry in Part 1, Chapter 3 even as she leaves her family and home behind her?
3. What does Peeta reveal about his family that takes Katniss by surprise in Part 3, Chapter 23?
4. Who is on board the train with the tributes from District Twelve whose job it is to care for them?
5. How does Katniss purify the water she finds at the end of Part 2, Chapter 12?
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