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The Hunger Games 2
Study Guide
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Angry at Katniss because she made him look bad in the Games | President Snow |
| Has difficulty with anger. When angry, this character comes completely unglued. | Cato |
| Excellent with a bow and arrow; doesn't do well with sick people. | Katniss |
| Talented at camouflage | Peeta |
| A good example of the fashion tastes of the Capitol | Effie Trinket |
| A kind interview host who makes guests feel comfortable. | Caesar Flickerman |
| Good with animals-loves goats. | Prim |
| Alcoholic | Haymitch |
| A tree jumper. | Rue |
| Changes the rules of the Games | Gamemakers |
| Panem | was once North America |
| The Hunger Games are a | punishment for an uprising |
| Katniss | takes Prim's place in the reaping |
| Peeta | saved Katniss's family from starvation |
| A surprise visitor to Katniss as she waits in the Justice building is | Madge |
| Haymitch is important to Katniss and Peeta because | he's responsible for their lives in the arena |
| In a flashback, Katniss remembers | how she learned to survive in the woods. |
| Peeta and Katniss | impress Haymitch with their violent response to his drinking |
| Cinna | is the stylist responsible for Katniss's costumes. |
| During the opening ceremonies, Katniss and Peeta | are popular with the crowds. |
| Katniss thinks | she recognizes an Avox. |
| Katniss confides in Peeta about | how she knows the Avox. |
| During the period of physical training | Katniss and Peeta are together all the time. |
| During the private sessions with the Gamemakers, Katniss | realizes the Gamemakers are not interested in her. |
| Katniss's behavior in front of the Gamemakers shows she | has a short temper. |
| Katniss feels betrayed by | Peeta's request to be coached on his own. |
| As they practice for the interview, Haymitch is disappointed in Katniss because she | is openly hostile. |
| The most surprising revelation of the interview is | Peeta tells Caesar that he loves Katniss. |
| The night before the Games begin, Peeta tells Katniss that he wants | to die on his own terms. |
| At the start of the Games, the tributes have the opportunity to | gather supplies and weapons at the Cornucopia. |
| Katniss doesn't understand | how Peeta's confession give her an advantage. |
| On the first day of the Games, Katniss discovers | Peeta has made an alliance with the Careers. |
| Katniss follows Haymitch's advice for surviving: | Get away from the Cornucopia and find water. |
| As soon as Katniss begins to feel better and healthy, she is awakened at night by | fire. |
| The following even adds to the tension in the arena: | The Careers trap Katniss in a tree. |
| The appearance of Rue in the trees | eventually saves Katniss. |
| The tracker jackers are | mutations. |
| Katniss's first silver parachute shows that | her sponsors like her strategy in dealing with the tracker jackers. |
| As a result of the tracker jacker event, Katniss | thinks Peeta saved her life. |
| Rue | has information about the Careers. |
| After Katniss and Rue become allies, Katniss decides to go on the offensive. This means Katniss is | going to destroy the Career's food. |
| Katniss discovers something by observing Foxface as she steals supplies. She learns | the supplies are booby trapped. |
| Katniss is successful in her plan, but as a result she | has lost her hearing. |
| Rue is | killed by a boy from District 1. |
| Katniss shows respect for Rue by | singing to her until she dies. |
| After Rue's death, you can infer that Katniss | is depressed. |
| The rules of the Games have changed. The Gamemakers tell the tributes | two tributes from the same district can win. |
| In caring for Peeta, Katniss must | show the audience that she loves him. |
| The feast promises to | give each tribute something he or she needs. |
| The sponsors don't send medicine to Peeta because they | think it is better entertainment to send Katniss to the feast. |
| You can infer that Clove | has been planning how to kill Katniss. |
| Thresh and Katniss are alike because both | understand what it means to owe someone a favor. |
| Katniss returns to Peeta with medicine, and | Peeta begins to heal and take care of Katniss. |
| Peeta tells Katniss that he | has loved Katniss since he heard her sing. |
| Peeta and Katniss leave the cave because they | need food. |
| Foxface | steals their food. |
| When Katniss and Peeta return to the lake, they discover | something is chasing Cato |
| The dogs are | the dead tributes mutated by the Capitol. |
| Cato threatens to kill Peeta, but | Katniss shoots Cato in the hand. |
| The Gamemakers change the rules again when | they say there can now be only one winner. |
| In the end, the Gamemakers reverse their rule change decision because | they believe Katniss and Peeta will eat the berries |
| Once back in the Capitol, Katniss learns that | President Snow is angry with her. |
| In spite of everything that happened in the arena, Katniss still believes | Peeta was acting. |
| The best symbol for Katniss at the end of the novel is | the forest. |
| One of the ironic events in the novel is | The purpose of the feast. |