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Catching Fire

Suzanne Collins

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Novel

Published

2009

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What event leads Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark to return to the arena in Catching Fire?

AThey volunteer as tributes for another round
BPresident Snow chooses them personally as a punishment
CThe rules of the 75th Hunger Games (the Quarter Quell) state that tributes must come from existing victors✓
DThey are caught plotting a rebellion and are sentenced to compete again

Rationale

The 75th Hunger Games is a Quarter Quell — a special edition that occurs every 25 years with unique rule changes. President Snow announces that tributes must be selected from each district's pool of living victors, forcing Katniss (the only female victor from District 12) and Peeta back into the arena.

What event sends Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark back into the arena in Catching Fire?

AThey volunteer as tributes for the 75th Hunger Games
BPresident Snow personally selects them as punishment
CThe rules of the Third Quarter Quell require that tributes come from existing victors✓
DThey are captured by the Capitol and forced to compete

Rationale

The Third Quarter Quell — the 75th Hunger Games — has a unique rule that states tributes must be chosen from each district's living victors, which means Katniss and Peeta have to return to the Games.

What is the main reason President Snow visits Katniss Everdeen at her home in District 12 at the start of Catching Fire?

ATo congratulate her on winning the Hunger Games
BTo warn her that her act of defiance with the berries has sparked rebellion across the districts✓
CTo inform her that she will be a mentor in the next Hunger Games
DTo offer her a position in the Capitol government

Rationale

President Snow visits Katniss to warn her that her choice to threaten suicide with Peeta using the nightlock berries—a defiant act against the Capitol—has been seen as a symbol of rebellion by the districts. He insists that she must convince both him and the districts that her actions were driven purely by love, not defiance, or she will face serious consequences.

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