The Hunger Games Final Test
The Hunger Games Final Test assesses knowledge of character traits, plot details, and thematic elements from Suzanne Collins' novel, set in a dystopian North America. It evaluates understanding and critical thinking about the text.
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Effie is very _______.
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Judgemental
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Pink
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Harsh
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All of these
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A. All of theseExplanation
Effie is described as being very judgmental, which means she tends to form opinions or make judgments about people or situations based on limited information. Additionally, she is described as being pink, which could imply that she has a strong affinity for the color pink or that she is associated with femininity or sweetness. Lastly, she is described as being harsh, suggesting that she is severe or strict in her behavior or treatment of others. Therefore, all of these descriptions accurately describe Effie.Rate this question:
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Katniss was able to trust everyone but__________.
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Rue
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Haymitch
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Cinna
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Peeta
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A. HaymitchExplanation
Katniss was able to trust everyone except Haymitch. This suggests that Haymitch might have done something to break her trust or has a reputation that makes Katniss wary of trusting him. It could also imply that Haymitch has a history of deceit or manipulation, making Katniss cautious about relying on him. Overall, the answer indicates that Haymitch is the one person whom Katniss does not trust.Rate this question:
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The citizens of District 12 showed Katniss ________ when they gave her the "silent salute."
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Deception
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Respect
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A secret sign
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Love
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A. RespectExplanation
The citizens of District 12 demonstrated respect towards Katniss by giving her the "silent salute." This action indicates that they hold her in high regard and admire her. It shows their appreciation for her bravery and defiance against the oppressive Capitol. The silent salute is a symbol of solidarity and support, acknowledging Katniss as a symbol of hope and resistance in their community.Rate this question:
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The Hunger Games is set in this former continent:
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Europe
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Asia
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North America
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South America
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A. North AmericaExplanation
The Hunger Games is set in North America. The story takes place in a post-apocalyptic future where North America has been divided into 12 districts, each controlled by the oppressive Capitol. The Hunger Games themselves are an annual event held by the Capitol, where children from each district are forced to fight to the death as a form of entertainment and control. The setting in North America adds to the dystopian atmosphere of the story and allows for the exploration of themes such as government control, inequality, and rebellion.Rate this question:
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Suzanne Collins wrote the book and said ____________ was her inspiration.
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The war in the Middle East
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Greek and Roman Mythology
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Reality Television
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All of these
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None of these
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A. All of theseExplanation
Suzanne Collins wrote the book and stated that all of these - the war in the Middle East, Greek and Roman Mythology, and Reality Television - were her inspiration.Rate this question:
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_____________ is the name of the country.
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Panama
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Panem
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Pareen
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Mandem
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_____________ is Disctrict 11's industry.
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Coal Mining
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Technology
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Weapons
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Agriculture
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A. AgricultureExplanation
District 11's industry is agriculture. This means that the main economic activity in District 11 is related to farming, crop production, and livestock rearing. Agriculture is likely the primary source of income and livelihood for the residents of District 11, and it plays a crucial role in the district's economy and sustenance.Rate this question:
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Katniss went to the Feast to get____________.
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Armor
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Lamb stew
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Broth
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Medicine
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Sleep syrup
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A. MedicineExplanation
Katniss went to the Feast to get medicine. This can be inferred from the options provided, where "medicine" is the only logical choice for a reason to go to a Feast. Armor, lamb stew, broth, and sleep syrup do not align with the purpose of acquiring medicine.Rate this question:
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All of these are Capitol muttations except
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Tracker jackers
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Jabberjays
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Mockingjays
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Wolf tribute
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A. MockingjaysExplanation
The term "Capitol muttations" refers to genetically engineered creatures created by the Capitol in the Hunger Games series. Tracker jackers and jabberjays are both examples of Capitol muttations, as they were specifically designed by the Capitol for their own purposes. Mockingjays, on the other hand, are not Capitol muttations. They are a natural hybrid of mockingbirds and jabberjays, created unintentionally by the rebels during the rebellion against the Capitol. A "wolf tribute" is not mentioned in the question and therefore cannot be classified as a Capitol muttation.Rate this question:
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The cannon fire symbolizes
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An announcement
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The beginning of the Games
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That a Tribute is near
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A Tribute has died.
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A. A Tribute has died.Explanation
The cannon fire symbolizes that a Tribute has died. In the Hunger Games, a cannon is fired to signify the death of a Tribute. This is a way for the organizers of the Games to notify the other participants and the audience that a death has occurred. It adds a sense of finality and seriousness to the competition, reminding everyone of the high stakes and the brutal nature of the event.Rate this question:
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Haymitch did not send Katniss water because
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He does not like her.
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He knew she was close to finding it.
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She did not have any sponsors.
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She already had some.
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A. He knew she was close to finding it.Explanation
Haymitch did not send Katniss water because he knew she was close to finding it. This suggests that Haymitch believed Katniss was capable of locating water on her own and did not want to interfere with her progress. It also implies that Haymitch had confidence in Katniss's survival skills and resourcefulness, as he chose not to provide assistance when he knew she was close to achieving her goal.Rate this question:
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How did Katniss know the woods were on fire?
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She sees flames.
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Her tree is on fire.
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Animals are running.
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None of the above.
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All of the above.
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A. All of the above.Explanation
Katniss knows the woods are on fire because she sees flames, her tree is on fire, and animals are running. All of these signs indicate that the woods are engulfed in flames.Rate this question:
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Which is an example of symbolism in the book?
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Bread represents hope.
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Dandelions represent sun.
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Fire respresents escape.
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Lollipops represent candy.
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A. Bread represents hope.Explanation
In the given options, the example of symbolism in the book is bread representing hope. Symbolism is the use of objects, characters, or actions to represent deeper meanings and ideas. In this case, bread is being used as a symbol to convey the idea of hope. Bread is often associated with sustenance and nourishment, and in this context, it represents the characters' belief in a better future and their resilience in difficult times.Rate this question:
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What is imagery?
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A description
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A detailed and vivid description
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A. A detailed and vivid descriptionExplanation
Imagery refers to a form of language that creates a vivid and detailed description in the reader's mind. It uses sensory details to paint a picture and evoke emotions, allowing the reader to experience the scene or situation being described. By providing a detailed and vivid description, imagery enhances the reader's understanding and engagement with the text, making it more immersive and memorable.Rate this question:
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What is personification?
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Giving objects to humans
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Giving human characteristics to objects
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A. Giving human characteristics to objectsExplanation
Personification is the literary device where human qualities or characteristics are attributed to inanimate objects or abstract concepts. It is a form of figurative language that helps to make the description or portrayal of non-human things more relatable and vivid. By giving human characteristics to objects, the writer or speaker creates a sense of familiarity and emotional connection, making it easier for the audience to understand and engage with the subject being described.Rate this question:
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What is a metaphor?
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Comparing two unlike things without using like or as
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Comparing two things that are similar
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Neither answer is correct
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A. Comparing two unlike things without using like or asExplanation
A metaphor is a figure of speech that compares two unlike things without using like or as. It creates a vivid image in the reader's mind by suggesting a resemblance or similarity between the two things being compared. By using metaphorical language, the writer or speaker can convey deeper meanings and evoke emotions in a more creative and imaginative way.Rate this question:
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