The Hunger Games Chapters 1-9 Review Flashcards

A series of flashcards to help review key characters, events, and concepts from chapters 1-9 of The Hunger Games.

Who is Katniss and what does she do for her sister Prim?

Katniss volunteers as tribute for Prim, demonstrating her protective nature.

What is Haymitch's role in The Hunger Games?

Haymitch is Katniss and Peeta's mentor, a former Hunger Games winner, and struggles with alcoholism.

What gift does Madge give Katniss before she leaves for the Capitol?

Madge gives Katniss a Mockingjay pin.

What does the term 'Avox' mean?

An Avox is a person who has had their tongue cut out as punishment.

What rebellious act do Katniss and Peeta commit according to Haymitch?

They held hands during the parade.

What is a career tribute in The Hunger Games?

A career tribute is someone raised in their district specifically to become a tribute.

What does a tribute's 'score in the arena' indicate?

A tribute's score reflects their skill level and potential to survive.

Why does Katniss shoot the apple in the pig's mouth?

She does it to get the attention of the game makers.

What illegal activity does Katniss participate in before the reaping?

She illegally hunts in the woods to provide for her family.

What established the Hunger Games and what is its purpose?

The Hunger Games were established as punishment for a past rebellion, serving as a reminder of the Capitol's power.

Why is Prim unlikely to be chosen as a Tribute?

Prim is unlikely to be chosen due to her young age and limited number of entries in the reaping.

How does Katniss save Prim from the reaping?

Katniss volunteers to take Prim's place when her name is drawn.

Why does Katniss feel indebted to Peeta?

Katniss feels she owes Peeta for his kindness and support during the reaping.

What does Peeta do during interviews?

Peeta tries to charm the audience and showcase his persona during the interviews.

Explain the strategies used to appeal to the audience before the Games.

There is a focus on dramatic presentations, wardrobe, and tributes' personas to win audience favor.

How is Panem a dystopian society?

It reflects oppression, control by the Capitol, and extreme wealth disparity among districts.

How is the Reaping unfair to the lower class?

Lower class citizens have fewer resources and more entries in the reaping, increasing their chances of selection.