The Hunger Games, Chapter 7 quiz
From The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
The Hunger Games Chapter 7 summary: Haymitch plans training, Katniss meets the Careers and Rue, then shoots an arrow at the bored Gamemakers.
13 questions · about 14 minutes
Questions and answers
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Question 1. What do Katniss and Peeta decide when Haymitch offers to coach them separately?
- To be trained in secret by their stylists
- Correct answer: To be coached together, as a team, by Haymitch
- To let Effie choose a plan for each of them
- To take separate coaching to hide their skills
Katniss tells Haymitch he can coach them together, and Peeta nods in agreement.
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Question 2. According to Peeta, what does his father always comment on about the squirrels Katniss sells?
- Correct answer: The arrows never pierce the body at all
- She trades them for less than they are worth
- They are bigger than any the butcher sells
- She cleans and skins them before trading
Peeta says his father notices the arrows never pierce the body, because Katniss hits every squirrel in the eye.
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Question 3. Why does Haymitch tell Peeta not to lift weights in front of the other tributes?
- He fears Peeta will be injured before the arena
- The weights are saved for the Career Tributes
- Lifting weights is against the training rules
- Correct answer: He wants to keep Peeta's strength a secret
Haymitch wants both tributes to save what they are best at for their private sessions, so the others do not see how much Peeta can lift.
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Question 4. Which districts traditionally produce the Career Tributes?
- Districts 1, 2, and 3
- Districts 2, 4, and 11
- Correct answer: Districts 1, 2, and 4
- Districts 1, 4, and 12
The tributes from Districts 1, 2, and 4 are usually the well-fed, trained volunteers that District 12 calls the Careers.
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Question 5. What does Peeta point out about the bread served at the tributes' lunch?
- It is the same drop biscuits served back home
- It is baked fresh each day by his own family
- Correct answer: It includes types from the districts as well
- It is served only to the Career Tributes' table
Peeta shows that the basket includes district breads, like a green fish-shaped loaf from District 4, along with the Capitol's refined bread.
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Question 6. Why does Katniss tell Peeta, "Don't let's pretend when there's no one around"?
- She has decided he is trying to trick the others
- She thinks Haymitch is spying on them at night
- She wants to plan a secret strategy with him alone
- Correct answer: Switching between friend and rival confuses her
Katniss says it messes with her mind to keep straight when they are supposedly friends and when they are not.
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Question 7. What has most of the Gamemakers' attention during Katniss's private session?
- A replay of the opening ceremonies
- Correct answer: A roast pig just arrived at their table
- The Career Tributes waiting outside
- Peeta, who is lifting weights nearby
Most of the Gamemakers are fixated on a roast pig on their banquet table, which is why Katniss feels upstaged.
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Question 8. What does Katniss's final shot at the Gamemakers' table most clearly reveal about her?
- Correct answer: Her pride and her refusal to be ignored by them
- Her wish to be sent home before the Games begin
- Her trust in the strategy Haymitch planned for her
- Her plan to frighten the Careers before the arena
Furious that the Gamemakers ignore her while her life is on the line, she forces them to pay attention.
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Question 9. Which of these events happen on the morning of the first training day?
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Peeta tells Haymitch that Katniss can even bring down deer.
Happened
Peeta tells Haymitch that Katniss is excellent, hits every squirrel in the eye, and can even bring down deer.
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Haymitch lets the tributes skip group training altogether.
Didn't happen
Haymitch tells both of them to go to group training and learn something they don't know.
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Katniss mentions that Peeta can lift hundred-pound bags of flour.
Happened
Katniss snaps that she has seen Peeta in the market lifting hundred-pound bags of flour.
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Katniss and Peeta are the first tributes to reach the gymnasium.
Didn't happen
Although it is not yet ten, Katniss and Peeta are the last tributes to arrive.
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Each tribute wears a cloth square showing a district number.
Happened
Each tribute has a cloth square with a district number pinned to the shirt, and Katniss gets the number 12.
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Question 10. Which of these events happen during the three days of training?
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Peeta enjoys the camouflage station and impresses its trainer.
Happened
Peeta seems to enjoy the camouflage station, and its trainer is full of enthusiasm at his work.
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Katniss and Peeta practice archery together at the shooting range.
Didn't happen
Katniss and Peeta steer clear of archery and weightlifting, saving them for their private sessions.
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Rue hits the target every time with a slingshot.
Happened
Rue, the little girl from District 11, can hit the target every time with a slingshot.
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A Career Tribute challenges Katniss to a fight during lunch.
Didn't happen
No one at lunch says a word to Katniss and Peeta, and tributes are forbidden to fight each other in training.
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The Gamemakers eat at a banquet that has been set for them.
Happened
The Gamemakers sit in the stands and sometimes eat at the endless banquet that has been set for them.
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Question 11. What does 'adversaries' mean as used in: 'we're going to have to knock it off and accept we're bitter adversaries'?
- Close friends
- Correct answer: Opponents or enemies in a contest
- Trusted business partners
- Distant relatives by marriage
Adversaries are opponents; Katniss knows that she and Peeta will have to face each other in the arena.
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Question 12. What does 'surly' mean as used in: 'Peeta is more patient, but I become fed up and surly'?
- Tired and sleepy all day
- Quiet, shy, and withdrawn
- Nervous and easily frightened
- Correct answer: Bad-tempered and unfriendly
Surly means bad-tempered and unfriendly, the opposite of Peeta's patience with Haymitch and Effie.
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Question 13. What does 'demean' mean as used in: 'Obviously meant to demean me'?
- Correct answer: To lower someone's dignity
- To praise someone falsely
- To confuse someone on purpose
- To warn someone of a danger
To demean someone is to lower their dignity; Katniss suspects Peeta's remark was an insult.
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