The Hunger Games (1st book) Trivia

1. How many districts are in Panem?

From Quiz Suzanne Collins's "The Hunger Games"

Answer: 12

Panem, the future North America and where "The Hunger Games" takes place, is made up of 12 districts, each producing something for a place known as The Capitol. District 1 produced luxury, District 2 produced stonework, District 3 produced technology, District 4 fish, District 5 electricity, District 6 transportation, District 7 lumber, District 8 fabrics, District 9 grain, District 10 livestock, District 11 agriculture, and District 12 coal. There used to be 13 but District 13 (which produced nuclear weapons) was destroyed in a war.

From Quiz "The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins

Answer: District 5

Foxface was from District 5, a district that specialized in electrical power. Katniss decided to nickname her Foxface, appropriately, because her face was like a fox; her real name was never revealed. Katniss admired her and believed they could have been allies had the circumstances been different. Foxface died when she ate poisonous berries called Nightlock. Peeta had set them out to eat not knowing they were poisonous. Foxface got to them first, ate them, and died. She came in fourth place in the games.

From Quiz The Hunger Games!

Answer: A squirrel

Katniss and Gale met each other in the woods shortly after both their fathers had died in a mining accident. They both hunted illegally for the families so decided to team up and became very close friends.

From Quiz The Hunger Games

Answer: Put three fingers to their mouth and then up

The three fingers is a sign for goodbye. It is mostly used at funerals, to say goodbye to your loved ones, but this time the crowd uses it for Katniss, because she is brave to save her little sister.

From Quiz So You Think You Know "The Hunger Games"?

Answer: "No, Peeta, I don't even want to discuss it,"

After Katniss finds Peeta in the stream, she tries her best to get him clean and healthy. It's not until she realizes how the medicine is having no effect on him that she's scared he's going to die. Peeta starts talking about how he might die, and Katniss says, "No, Peeta. I don't even want to discuss it," and interrupts him with a kiss.

From Quiz 'The Hunger Games'- Night Time Projections

Answer: 11

Those 11 that lost their lives include: District 3 female, District 4 male, District 5 male, both District 6 and 7 Tributes, District 8 male, both District 9 tributes and District 10 female. According to the official "Hunger Games" website; it was the District 9 male who died first.

From Quiz So You Think You Know "The Hunger Games"?

Answer: Music

When Rue and Katniss team up for the first time in the arena, Katniss has just woken up from her horrible nightmare brought on by the Tracker Jackers. She and Rue discuss life in the different Districts, and how District 11 differs from District 12. This is when Katniss asks Rue what she loves most in the world.

From Quiz "Hunger Games": Do You Know It All?

Answer: Madge Undersee

It was Madge Undersee who gave Katniss the Mockingjay pin. She is the daughter of the mayor of District 12 and Katniss' only friend from school. Madge gives Katniss the pin when she says goodbye to her after the reaping.

From Quiz I, Everdeen

Answer: Tracker Jacker

I recall dropping the tracker jacker nest on the Careers, but I also suffered from the attack. A nice girl nursed me back to health, but Glimmer and her friend were not so lucky. The tracker jackers caused two deaths during the battle.

From Quiz Hunger Games

Answer: Katniss' and Gale's

Katniss' and Gale's fathers both died in a mining accident, leaving both the heads of their families. Katniss' father taught her how to hunt. Basically, nothing is revealed about Gale's father.

From Quiz "Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins

Answer: District 4

The movie does not show how the tribute girl from district 4 died. The book makes it clear that the girl from 4 was killed in the attack. The book says she ran away and died from the stings. Katniss never heard the cannon due to the hallucinations. She found out about it from Rue.

From Quiz The Hunger Games

Answer: She died at the Cornucopia at the start of the games

The girl from District 9 did not last long in the Hunger Games, for she died on the very first day at the Cornucopia. You never find out who killed her or exactly how she died.

From Quiz "The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins

Answer: District 12

Katniss and her cohorts lived in a post-apocalyptic North America called Panem. It was unclear what the extent of the apocalypse had been, but it did not seem to have occurred under a mass nuclear war. Katniss narrated the book in the first person, and explained how there had originally been thirteen districts. District 13 had rebelled against the Capitol and been annihilated. This uprising and subsequent elimination resulted in the Hunger Games. Katniss described 12 as the poorest district, and she lived in an area of it with the nickname of the Seam.

From Quiz The Hunger Games

Answer: Blackberries

Gale and Katniss had a breakfast of bread from the baker, goat cheese wrapped in basil leaves from Prim and blackberries they stripped from the bushes in the woods.

From Quiz The Hunger Games

Answer: Peeta Mellark

Peeta Mellark is the baker's son. He once helped Katniss when they were young. He had given her a piece of bread as she and her family were starving. He has also had a crush on Katniss Everdeen since they were five and he heard her sing. He is good at throwing and lifting up heavy objects and also particularly good at camouflage.

From Quiz Are you Hungry? A "Hunger Games" Quiz

Answer: Buttercup the cat

Buttercup actually belongs to Prim. Katniss has harsh feelings toward him initially. He is described as having a muddy yellow coat, mashed-in nose, half of one ear missing, and eyes the color of rotting squash.

From Quiz 'Hunger Games' Tid-Bits

Answer: Portia

While Portia is named in chapter 5, the rest of Peeta's prep team is never identified in the books. In the 2012 movie adaptation of "The Hunger Games", Portia is portrayed by Latarsha Rose. Cinna (portayed by Lenny Kravitz) is Katniss' stylist; Tigris, a former stylist for the Hunger Games, is a character we do not meet until "Mockingjay"; Atala is identified in "The Hunger Games" as the Capitol's head trainer at the training center for the tributes.

From Quiz "The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins

Answer: The bread Peeta Mellark had tossed to her and the first dandelion of the year

A few years ago, before Peeta and Katniss knew each other, Peeta risked a beating from his mother to toss Katniss a leftover loaf of bread. Although they hardly spoke, Katniss often caught Peeta looking at her. Once, when Katniss was picking Prim up from school, she saw Peeta. Katniss looked down, embarrassed, to see the first dandelion of the year. Suddenly, something clicked in her brain. She could keep her family alive by hunting in the woods.

From Quiz The Hunger Games

Answer: Primrose

Katniss volunteered to take her sister Primrose's (Prim's) place for the reaping. She did not want her sister to get hurt.

From Quiz The Hunger Games

Answer: The mayor

Katniss sells her strawberries to the mayor. Ripper and Greasy Sae are residents of the Hob, and the baker buys her squirrels.

From Quiz The Hunger Games

Answer: He was killed in a mining accident

After her father's death, Katniss took over the job of protecting and feeding the family. Her mother fell into a deep depression after the incident forcing Katniss to take care of her mom as well as her younger sister. She followed in her father's footsteps and put his hunting lessons to good use.

From Quiz Do You Know "The Hunger Games"?

Answer: Gale

Gale and Katniss met hunting in the woods and have been best friends and hunting partners ever since. Gale is in love with Katniss.

From Quiz Suzanne Collins's "The Hunger Games"

Answer: It was a gift from Madge

Before tributes leave for the games, there is a a time for goodbyes. Katniss is surprised when Madge, the mayor's daughter who she does not have a close relationship with, comes to say goodbye to her. In this time, Madge gives Katniss the mockingjay pin. Katniss finds it in a store in the movie, but not the book.

From Quiz "The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins

Answer: Prim

Lady was the goat Katniss bought for Prim. In the arena, Katniss told Peeta that she got the money by selling her mother's silver locket. However, since cameras were broadcasting the arena, and Katniss didn't want the truth out, she told Peeta a lie. The truth was that she and Gale were illegally hunting and near the end of their hunt, they both spotted and shot a deer. They waited until night to do the trading, since the deer would have drawn attention had they carried it through the streets of District 12. At night, they sold it to a butcher. The money they received was more than they ever had before. Katniss decided to use her allotment of the money to buy Prim a goat for her tenth birthday.

From Quiz The Hunger Games!

Answer: Effie Trinket

Effie Trinket helps District 12 prepare for the Hunger Games. President Snow enjoys watching 23 children die each year, Seneca Crane is the Head Gamemaker and Haymitch Abernathy was the victor of the 2nd Quarter Quell and now the mentor of District 12 tributes.

From Quiz The Hunger Games

Answer: Peeta saved Katniss's life by giving her bread

When Katniss' father had just passed away they had nothing to eat, so she tried to trade Prim's old baby clothes, but it didn't work out so well. When it started to rain she dumped the clothes and sat under a tree near the bakery. She heard yelling inside and then Peeta walked out, holding two burned breads and with a bruise on his cheek. He was supposed to throw the breads away but he tossed them to Katniss.

From Quiz So You Think You Know "The Hunger Games"?

Answer: The Cornucopia

Katniss and Peeta are waiting to finish off Cato when he comes running toward them, followed by a pack of Mutts. When Cato starts to climb the Cornucopia to escape, Katniss and Peeta have no choice but to follow him.

From Quiz 'The Hunger Games'- Night Time Projections

Answer: District 8 female

At the time, Katniss was hiding in a tree quite close to this incident and felt as though she had encountered the "biggest idiot of the Games". However, the fire went unnoticed for most of the night and it wasn't until nearly dawn that the careers found and killed the unlucky tribute...

From Quiz So You Think You Know "The Hunger Games"?

Answer: She screams Peeta's name

After the announcement that two victors could be crowned if they are both from the same District, Katniss screams Peeta's name before she can stop herself, and then fears that somebody may have heard her. This rule change is introduced when there are only six Tributes left in the arena, meaning that the announcement only relates to Clove & Cato (from District 2) and Katniss & Peeta.

From Quiz "Hunger Games": Do You Know It All?

Answer: A combination of jabberjays and mockingbirds.

Mockingjays are a combination of jabberjays and mockingbirds. The Capitol created jabberjays to spy on rebels because jabberjays can repeat conversations they heard. However, very soon the rebels realized this and had many fake conversations, making jabberjays useless. So, jabberjays were released into the wild, where they mated with mockingbirds to create mockingjays. Mockingjays cannot talk, but they can mimic melodies.

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