Trivia: The Hunger Games --whole Series--

Katniss and Peeta participating in two Hunger Games is true. This is evident from the events in the book series "The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins, where Katniss and Peeta are chosen as tributes from District 12 and compete in the 74th Hunger Games. They later participate in the 75th Hunger Games, also known as the Quarter Quell, as a result of the events in the second book, "Catching Fire".

Plutarch Heavensbee is the correct answer to the question. He is the rebel leader in the Hunger Games series who also serves as a Gamemaker. Plutarch plays a significant role in the rebellion against the Capitol and is instrumental in organizing the Quarter Quell, a special edition of the Hunger Games. He is a cunning and strategic character who ultimately helps Katniss and the rebels in their fight against the oppressive regime.

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So after, when he whispers, "You love me. Real or not real?"
I tell him, "Real." Mockingjay (page 388).

Peeta's favorite color is sunset orange. This is evident from the statement that he can't pick a favorite color because he loves all colors, but it implies that sunset orange is one of his favorites. Additionally, it is mentioned that he is an artist, which suggests that he may have a preference for vibrant and warm colors like sunset orange.

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Katniss' favorite thing about the Capitol was lamb stew. This suggests that she enjoyed the food in the Capitol, particularly the lamb stew. It implies that she found pleasure in indulging in the culinary delights offered in the Capitol, possibly as a means of escape or temporary distraction from the harsh realities of her life in District 12.

Katniss wanted Haymitch to approach Mags, Beetee, and Wiress as allies for the 75th Hunger Games.

Peeta is quoting his mother in this excerpt from "The Hunger Games." He overhears a conversation where his mother expresses hope that District Twelve will finally have a winner, but Peeta realizes that she is not referring to him, but to the other person present, who is not specified in the given excerpt.

The characters Cato and Clove are the Tributes from District 2. This can be inferred from the given options, where Cato and Clove are listed as characters. The term "Tributes" refers to the participants in the Hunger Games, and each district sends two Tributes to compete in the games. Therefore, Cato and Clove are the correct choices as they are the Tributes from District 2.

Katniss is shot in District Two. This is revealed in the book "Mockingjay" by Suzanne Collins. District Two is known for its skilled and trained fighters, as it is the district responsible for training Peacekeepers and tributes for the Hunger Games. Katniss is shot by a resident of District Two named Cressida, who later becomes an ally in the rebellion against the Capitol.

In the 75th Hunger Games (also known as the Quarter Quell), two tributes were drawn from District 12. The correct answer is Katniss and Haymitch. Katniss, being the protagonist of the story, was chosen as the female tribute, while Haymitch, a former victor of the Hunger Games, was selected as the male tribute. This selection sets the stage for the events that unfold in the third book of the Hunger Games trilogy, "Mockingjay."

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Johanna Mason was kept from joining Katniss and the other rebels in the Capitol due to her weakness for water. This weakness was a result of the Capitol's torture, as they flooded the streets during an exam. This traumatic experience made her unable to face water, which ultimately prevented her from participating in the rebellion.

The comparison of the Capitol to the phrase "Bread and Circuses" suggests that the Capitol, like the phrase, uses superficial means to distract and appease the people. "Bread and Circuses" refers to the practice of providing the masses with basic needs (bread) and entertainment (circuses) to keep them content and prevent them from questioning or challenging the ruling power. Similarly, the Capitol in this context is likely using similar tactics to maintain control and divert attention away from any underlying issues or problems.

If you don't know when Finnick died in the story... I'm disgusted.

Paylor was not in the Special Group of Sharpshooters 451.

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Maysilee Donner did not give Katniss' mother the Mockingjay pin. The other statements are true: she was in the 50th Hunger Games, she was a friend of Mrs. Everdeen, she was Madge's aunt, and she was killed by vicious pink bunnies.

Katniss and Haymitch wanted to be drawn for the 75th Hunger Games.

The correct answer is 4 because in the Hunger Games series, there are four known victors from District 12. These victors are Haymitch Abernathy, who won the 50th Hunger Games, Katniss Everdeen, who won the 74th Hunger Games, Peeta Mellark, who also won the 74th Hunger Games, and Annie Cresta, who won the 70th Hunger Games.

The Capitol used multiple weapons in both the Districts and the Arena. Monkey-mutts were one of the weapons, which were genetically engineered creatures with enhanced strength and agility. Acidic Fog was another weapon, a deadly gas that could burn and kill anyone who came into contact with it. Bombs were also used as weapons, which could cause large-scale destruction and casualties. Additionally, memories were used as a psychological weapon, manipulating and controlling the minds of the tributes in the Hunger Games.

Finnick is the correct answer because according to Katniss, he directly uses her as "a piece in their game" at some point. This implies that Finnick manipulates or exploits Katniss for his own purposes, just like the other options mentioned in the question.

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