Dystopian Features
Film Techniques
Theme of Power
Appearance Vs. Reality
Scene Analysis
100

This dystopian feature occurs when governments closely monitor citizens' actions.

Control and surveillance

100

A shot that focuses closely on a character's face to show emotion.

Close-up 

100

Who holds the most power in Panem at the beginning of the film?

President Snow 

100

The Capitol presents the Hunger Games as this type of entertainment.

A celebration/game show/pageant

100

What does the "District Boundary" sign symbolise?

Control and restriction of freedom

200

People have limited rights and cannot make their own choices.

Lack of freedom

200

A camera shot showing a character from far away within their environment.

long-shot

200

What annual event helps the Capitol maintain control over the districts?

The Hunger Games 

200

What image does Cinna create for Katniss?

The Girl on Fire 

200

What film technique is used when the camera focuses on the boundary sign?

Close-up shot 

300

A strict leader uses fear and punishment to maintain order.

Oppressive government or authority

300

This technique uses objects, colours or actions to represent deeper ideas.

Symbolism 

300

Who volunteers to take Prim's place in the Games?

Katniss Everdeen 

300

Which relationship is partly used to gain sponsors and audience support?

Katniss and Peeta's romance

300

Why is Katniss crossing the fence significant?

It shows rebellion and defiance against the Capitol

400

A society appears perfect but hides major problems underneath.

Illusion of a perfect society

400

Sound that characters and audience can hear within the world of the film.

Diegetic Sound 

400

What gesture does Katniss use after Rue's death that sparks resistance?


The three-finger salute/respect sign

400

The Capitol claims the Games are an honour, but in reality they are what?

A punishment and method of control

400

What effect does Rue's flower-covered body have on the audience?

It humanises the tributes and creates empathy

500

When characters challenge the system and question authority.

Unexpected hero

500

Sound added for the audience that characters cannot hear.

Non-diegetic sound 

500

According to President Snow, what is more dangerous than fear?

Hope

500

This theme explores the difference between how things seem and what is actually true.

Appearance versus Reality

500

How does Katniss become a catalyst for change in Panem?


By challenging the Capitol's authority and giving people hope to resist

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