Characters
Who is Katniss' younger sister?
Primrose Everdeen
What major event begins the story in District 12?
The Reaping.
What is the Capitol’s purpose for the Hunger Games?
To remind the districts of their power and keep them under control through fear.
Which Hero's Journey stage does this evidence represent?
“Katniss hunts in the woods and cares for her mother and Prim.”
Ordinary World
“I volunteer! I volunteer as tribute!” → Who says this and why is it important?
Katniss, to save her sister Prim.
Which character gives Katniss the mockingjay pin?
Madge Undersee
Who is chosen as the original female tribute for District 12?
Prim (Primrose Everdeen).
What is a tesserae?
Extra rations of food and oil in exchange for putting your name in the reaping more times.
Which Hero's Journey stage does this evidence represent?
“I volunteer! I volunteer as tribute!”
Call to Adventure
“May the odds be ever in your favor.” → Who says this catchphrase?
Effie Trinket.
What is Peeta’s skill that surprises Katniss?
Camouflage/painting (from cake decorating)
How does Katniss get food for her family in District 12?
She hunts and gathers illegally in the woods.
Name two differences between life in District 12 and life in the Capitol.
(Possible answers) Abundance of food vs. starvation; advanced technology vs. poverty; bright fashion vs. drab clothing.
Which Hero's Journey stage does this evidence represent?
“Haymitch gives them advice (between drunken rants) and Cinna reassures Katniss before the parade.”
Meeting the Mentor
“I never want to have kids.” → Who says this, and what does it reveal?
Katniss; she doesn’t want her children to face the Games.
Who is Haymitch and what role does he play?
He’s the only living victor from District 12 and serves as their mentor.
What does Peeta do that helps Katniss when she is starving years before the Games?
He gives her bread from his family’s bakery.
Why does the Capitol broadcast the Games across Panem?
To intimidate the districts, show its control, and remind them of the rebellion’s punishment; Also, acts as a form of entertainment.
Which Hero's Journey stage does this evidence represent?
“During training, Katniss sees the other tributes, sizes up her competition, and even shocks the Gamemakers with her arrow.”
Tests, Allies, and Enemies
“She has no idea. The effect she can have.” → Who says this and about whom?
Peeta about Katniss during his interview.
Rue reminds Katniss of someone back home. Who and why?
Prim, because of her small size, age, and gentleness.
How does Katniss score with the Gamemakers during training, and why is it surprising?
She shoots an arrow into their roasted pig’s apple; she scores an 11, shocking everyone.
How are tributes treated on the train compared to in District 12?
They are given luxury, endless food, and comfort—unlike the starvation and hardship at home.
Which Hero's Journey stage does this evidence represent?
“Katniss boards the train to the Capitol, leaving District 12 behind.”
Crossing the Threshold
“Katniss, the girl who was on fire.” → Who gives her this title, and what’s its significance?
Cinna; it becomes her powerful symbol in the Games.