Hunger Games Jeopardy
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The document is a quiz-style text related to 'The Hunger Games' series by Suzanne Collins, covering various aspects such as inspiration, characters, and settings. It includes trivia about the author, the plot, and connections to classical literature and culture. Important elements include character deaths, districts, and the writing and production background of the series.
Hunger Games Jeopardy
- 1. Final What’s Beware the Suzanne Jeopardy R. I. P. Adaptation your Ides of Collins District? March 200 200 200 200 200 400 400 400 400 400 600 600 600 600 600 800 800 800 800 800 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
- 2. Before penning the Hunger Games trilogy, Collins wrote the five books in this series
- 3. What is The Underland Chronicles?
- 4. Collins was partially inspired to write The Hunger Games because of the myth of Theseus and this creature
- 5. What is the minotaur?
- 6. It should come as no surprise Collins wrote the screenplay for The Hunger Games since she wrote TV episodes for shows on this cable channel
- 8. Collins’ inspiration for The Underlander Chronicles came this famous children’s classic
- 9. What is Alice in Wonderland?
- 10. Collins was inspired to write The Hunger Games while channel surfing between a reality TV program and news reports from the war in this country
- 11. What is Iraq?
- 12. Eleven tributes die on the first day of the Hunger Games at this opening location, which shares its name with a Thanksgiving object
- 13. What is the Cornucopia?
- 14. Glimmer dies after Katniss drops a nest of these creatures on her
- 15. What are tracker jackers?
- 16. A subshrub found in the Mediterranean, this plant shares its name with which Tribute?
- 17. Who is Rue?
- 18. The penultimate tribute to die in the 74 Hunger th Games, she dies after stealing berries from Peeta
- 19. Who is Foxface?
- 20. The tribute behind Rue’s death, he dies a victim of Katniss’ skills at the bow and arrow
- 21. Who is Marvel?
- 22. In the movie, Prim gives Katniss the Mockingjay pin. In the book, it’s this character.
- 23. Who is Madge?
- 24. Before directing The Hunger Games, Gary Ross wrote and directed this 2003 movie starring a horse
- 26. Home to both Sarah Dessen and the Tar Heels, this state was Gary Ross’s choice for District 12
- 27. What is North Carolina?
- 28. Mainly known for her work in independent movies like Winter’s Bone, this actress portrays Katniss in the movie
- 29. Who is Jennifer Lawrence?
- 30. The first single released from The Hunger Games soundtrack featured Taylor Swift and this folk duo
- 31. Who are The Civil Wars?
- 32. The black market of District 12, Katniss sells illegal game here
- 33. What is the Hob?
- 34. Its prime export being agriculture, District 11 is in charge of orchards and this Southern crop used to create clothes
- 35. What is cotton?
- 36. A maker of textiles, District 8 houses a factory in charge of creating uniforms for this fleet of Capitol police
- 37. Who are the Peacekeepers?
- 38. Located by the sea, District 4’s bread is tinted green because of this ingredient
- 39. What is seaweed?
- 40. A provider of lumber to the Capitol, District 7 is home to many forests of this kind of tree
- 41. What is pine?
- 42. Sharing his name with both a conspirator and a poet in Shakspeare’s Julius Caesar, he designs Katniss’ “Girl on Fire” outfit
- 43. Who is Cinna?
- 44. Her Julius Caesar counterpart swallows hot coals. In The Hunger Games, she is Peeta’s stylist.
- 45. Who is Portia?
- 46. In Julius Caesar, he dies fighting for Brutus. In The Hunger Games, he dies of an arrow wound.
- 47. Who is Cato?
- 48. Instead of removing Caesar’s celebratory trophies, he wears purple lipstick in The Hunger Games
- 49. Who is Flavius?
- 50. Part of Katniss’ prep team, her Roman counterpart is Julius Caesar’s heir
- 51. Who is Octavia?
- 53. Originally used by the Roman satirist Juvenal in 100 A.D. to describe a shallow population, the phrase “panem et circenses” literally means circuses and this food
- 54. What is bread?