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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part III, Chapters 19-22.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Chapter 20, why do Gale and Leeg 1 spray gunfire along the empty street?
(a) To set off more bombs in an attempt at minesweeping.
(b) Out of an attempt to let other squads know where they are.
(c) To protect the squad from approaching Peacekeepers.
(d) Out of fright.

2. In Chapter 19, who did Peeta witness being tortured in the Capitol that finally gives a missing piece of a puzzle to Katniss and Gale regarding a girl they once saw snatch out of the woods by a Capitol hovercraft?
(a) Two Avox, Darius and Lavinia.
(b) Two guards, Daniel and Paul.
(c) Two servants, Celia and Dory.
(d) Two designers, Cinna and Paulina.

3. In Chapter 9, what does the remnants of the gallows remind Gale of in District 12?
(a) Of when he was beaten for hunting.
(b) Of when his brother was beaten for skipping school.
(c) Of when he was imprisoned for stealing.
(d) Of when his father was hung for stealing.

4. In Chapter 5, who has become the weapons expert in District 13?
(a) Johanna.
(b) Beetee.
(c) Gale.
(d) Finnick.

5. In Chapter 10, what reason has District 13 had to assume the Capitol would not attempt to bomb their district?
(a) They manufacture nuclear weapons, a situation that would be too dangerous for the entire country.
(b) They are underground and difficult to destroy.
(c) They were assumed destroyed over seventy years ago.
(d) They never did anything to cause the Capitol to target them.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 21, why does Katniss think she does not want to kill Peeta?

2. In Chapter 12, when does Katniss admit was the first time she ever spoke to Peeta?

3. In Chapter 19, why is Katniss' squad laughing in the moments before Boggs sets off a bomb?

4. In Chapter 15, how do the rebels block the exits from the Nut?

5. In Chapter 22, what do the mutts remind Katniss of?

(see the answer key)

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