HUNGER GAMES TRIVIA (All questions are 1 point unless. The day the tribute names are. what is your job for the next Hunger Games? To mentor next year’s tributes.
Hunger Games (event) - The Hunger Games Wiki"In the arena, you only get one wish. And it's very costly.""It costs your life.""Oh, no. It costs a lot more than your life.
To murder innocent people? It costs everything you are."―Peeta Mellark and Caesar Flickerman on the Hunger Games[src]The Hunger Games were a morbid and brutal competition which took place annually in the country of Panem. Every year, one boy and one girl between the ages of 1. The event was nationally televised as mandatory viewing for all citizens.
The last living tribute is declared the victor and is allowed to live in comfort back in their district. Seventy- five years before the 7. Hunger Games, the thirteen districts of Panem revolted against the Capitol. Together, they stood strong, but when District 1.
Capitol, resistance became impossible, as District 1. The remaining districts submitted to the Capitol and lost their hope for change. Every year since the rebellion, the Capitol forced 2. Capitol citizens and remind the twelve districts how they are completely at the Capitol's mercy. Only one tribute can win the games, with the exception of the 7.
Hunger Games, where Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark of District 1. Reaping Main article: The reaping. Effie Trinket, the District 1. Reaping Ball. Every year, each district holds a reaping ceremony "Lottery". Two large glass balls contain slips of paper with the names of each child through the ages of 1. However, they can choose to add their name more times in exchange for tessera, which is a small ration of oil and grain.
Each tessera has enough oil and grain to supply one family member with food for one year. The district's representative/escort (e. Effie Trinket for District 1. The tributes whose names are chosen are then entered into the Hunger Games, unless someone is willing to volunteer - a normally quite rare phenomenon unless it is in one of the "Career Districts" (1, 2, and 4 in the novel), districts in which children have been training their whole lives to enter the Games. When a victor comes home, they are no longer eligible to participate in the Hunger Games even if they are still young enough to have their name drawn in the reaping.
The Capitol citizens who design the Hunger Games arena and all of. tributes for the Hunger Games. in the Hunger Games. The names of every. Some citizens of District 2 give their children names of Ancient Roman or Greek style. In the 75th Hunger Games, the tributes selected are Blight.
The Hunger Games were a morbid and brutal competition which took place annually in the. The tributes whose names are chosen are then entered into the Hunger. This page describes a computer video game simulation inspired by the Hunger Games. You can enter '74' or '75' to automatically give all tributes the names from.
The exception to this rule was the 7. Hunger Games (the 3rd Quarter Quell). Another year where there was an exception, was the 2. Hunger Games (the 1st Quarter Quell) when the districts were required to choose which tributes were to enter the Games.
Mentoring. Main article: Mentors. Each living victor from each district is given the task of mentoring the next tributes for the Games. If there is only one living victor, he/she will be the mentor for both tributes (ex.
Haymitch mentors both Katniss and Peeta for the 7. Hunger Games). Any living victor is invited to the Capitol to come alongside the tributes and to watch the Games live. Mentors are expected to come in order to sort out the complications of sponsors and sending the gifts into the arena. Tokens. Main article: Token. Each tribute is allowed one token from their district, to represent and remind them of home, however, they must not be able to be used as weapons.
They are very carefully examined and checked for any hidden triggers. In the 7. 4th Hunger Games, Glimmer, the female tribute from District 1, had her token, a ring, confiscated because it carried a hidden poisoned spike. Katniss' token was a golden pin given to her by Madge Undersee, showing a mockingjay in both the 7. Hunger Games. In the Launch Room, prior to the Games, Cinna states that it could hardly get past the review board, and that it was almost confiscated because some people believed that it could be used as a weapon. It is mentioned that several years prior to the 7.
Hunger Games, one girl's token was a small wooden ball which she dropped while on her starting plate, activating the mine underneath her feet. Katniss said that "they literally had to scrape bits of her off the ground'. Rue's token was a necklace made out of grass with a star or flower (Katniss was unsure) shaped charm on it. Finnick Odair's token for the 7. Hunger Games was a golden band from Haymitch, to signalize Katniss to trust him in the arena.
Main article: Sponsors. A sponsor gift. As tributes battle in the arena, quite often they can become helpless (ex. Peeta Mellark with blood poisoning, Katniss' leg burn, etc.). This is simply because of the Cornucopiabloodbath, since the tributes are fighting over the items they need to win the Hunger Games.
Many of the tributes are left with limited or no items they wanted from the Cornucopia. Wealthy viewers or groups of people can pool their funds and send items into the arena should a tribute need something, such as food, shelter, weapons, or medicine. In the 7. 4th Hunger Games, Katniss received burn medicine and food - most notably a loaf of bread from District 1. Rue before her death. Katniss is extremely touched by this unheard of gesture as never before has a tribute received a gift from another district. Cornucopia Bloodbath.
Main article: Cornucopia Bloodbath. The bloodbath is what starts the excitement in the Games. On average, roughly half of the tributes die at the initial battle that takes place at the Cornucopia, near the starting point of the games. Spilling from the Cornucopia and strewn on the ground among the tributes are various items including weapons, food, water, and other supplies. Some tributes venture into the opening scramble for these valuable items, while others use it as part of their strategy for slaughter. Feasts. Main article: Feasts.
The Cornucopia feast, with the four District packs in front. If the Gamemakers feel that there has not been enough bloodshed recently, they will invite all of the tributes to the Cornucopia for a feast. Normally this feast features something desirable to the tributes, like food, armor, medicine, etc., though Katniss states in the cave that sometimes there is only a loaf of stale bread to fight over, so they will be more likely to go. Some still choose not to because these feasts usually result in a bloodbath. Attendance is not mandatory. Quarter Quells. Main article: Quarter Quells.
Every twenty- five years, the president of Panem selects a card from a box made during the original establishment of the Hunger Games that makes a change in the rules of the reapings. For the first Quarter Quell, or the 2. Hunger Games, each district had to choose the children who went into the arena. For the second Quarter Quell, or the 5. Hunger Games, twice as many tributes had to be reaped to go into the arena (It can be assumed that four children were reaped from each district that year; Two boys and two girls). That was the year Haymitch Abernathy won. For the third Quarter Quell, or the 7.
Hunger Games, the tributes were reaped from the pool of existing victors. Katniss Everdeen was despaired when she heard this because her status as the only living female victor from District 1. List of Hunger Games.
Hunger Games. The 1st Hunger Games was held shortly after the destruction of District 1. First Rebellion was put down by the Capitol, signaling the start of the Dark Days. The first twenty- four tributes were reaped from the surviving twelve districts.
The winner of the 1st Hunger Games is unknown. Hunger Games. The 1. Hunger Games was won by Mags Flanagan of District 4. It is said that Mags had the ability to make baskets so tightly woven, so that even water couldn't seep through. This, along with her ability to make a fishhook out of seemingly nothing, most likely contributed to her victory. Known Tributes- Mags Flanagan - District 4 (Victor)2.
Hunger Games (First Quarter Quell)The 2. Hunger Games was the first Quarter Quell in the history of the Games, and each district had to elect its own tributes.
The victor of these Games wasn't alive when the third Quarter Quell started, though Mags and Woof were both older than the said victor. Hunger Games. The 3. Hunger Games included Porter Millicent Tripp of District 5, who won the Games despite sustaining a broken neck in the final showdown of the Games.
Known Tributes- Porter Millicent Tripp - District 5 (Victor)4. Hunger Games. The 4. Hunger Games included Chaff, of District 1. It ended with Chaff being victorious, though losing his left arm from the elbow and below in the process. He refused to get a prosthetic replacement from the Capitol. Chaff - District 1. Victor)5. 0th Hunger Games (Second Quarter Quell)Main article: 5.
Hunger Games. The 5. Hunger Games included Maysilee Donner and Haymitch Abernathy of District 1. There were forty- eight tributes rather than twenty- four as stated for from the special rule of the Quarter Quell. Maysilee and Haymitch made an alliance to help each other survive. This lasted until the top 5 tributes.
Maysilee was killed by candy pink bird muttations with spear- like bills, two tributes were eaten by carnivorous squirrel mutts, the next was killed in combat (who killed him/her is not specified) and Haymitch managed victory by using the arena's forcefield to deflect an attack from the Career girl from District 1, which killed her instead. She threw her axe at Haymitch and he ducked, allowing the axe to hit the forcefield and ricochet, killing her and making Haymitch the victor. Known Tributes. 62nd Hunger Games.
Enobaria of District 2 won the 6. Hunger Games, killing one of her former allies from the Career Pack, by ripping open their throat with her teeth. This later became what Enobaria was best known for.
She was encouraged to surgically alter her teeth, so they now end in points and are coated in gold, making them a flashy and deadly weapon. Hunger Games. Gloss of District 1 was the victor of the 6. Hunger Games. Being from a Career District, it can be assumed that Gloss was in an alliance with the other Career tributes. Known Tributes: Gloss - District 1 (Victor). Hunger Games. Gloss and Cashmere were the victors of the 6.
Hunger Games, respectively. Cashmere of District 1 was the victor of the 6. Hunger Games. It can be assumed that Cashmere was in a Career Alliance.
Tribute - The Hunger Games Wiki. Tributes are residents of the 1. Panem who are forced/volunteered to participate in an annual Hunger Games.
Except in special cases, such as for Quarter Quells. Twenty- four children between the ages of 1.
Every district must give two tributes, a girl and a boy. The circumstances may be different if it is a Quarter Quell, like the 5. Hunger Games. That year, each district had to send two boys and two girls to compete, thus providing a total of 4.
A twist was also applied to the 2. Hunger Games, in which the districts, instead of choosing their tributes at random, had to pick their own tributes. In the 7. 5th and final Hunger Games, the tributes were chosen, or "reaped," from the existing pool of victors. The chosen tributes will fight to the death in an arena, until only one remains, there are only two known exceptions to this: the 7. Choosing the Tributes.
Each year, all children aged twelve to eighteen are separated into their respective age groups and designated to different areas. There are two glass balls, one for the boys and one for the girls, that contain slips of paper with the names of all the children of that district. Children who are twelve are entered once. Children who are thirteen have their names entered twice and so on until they are eighteen with seven entries. A child's name may be entered more times, if they opt to receive tesserae.
For each tesserae taken by a child (with a maximum of however many people are in his or her family), their name is added an extra time in exchange for a year's supply of grain and oil for one person. However, these entries are cumulative, so all entries get rolled over to the next year. Gale Hawthorne took tesserae for five family members since he was first entered into the reaping, and so had his name entered forty- two times by the 7. Hunger Games. Similarly, Katniss Everdeen had her name entered twenty times.
Her sister, Primrose Everdeen (Prim), had her name entered once, since Katniss refused to let her take tesserae despite Prim's protests against it. The district's escort picks a name out of each of the glass balls, ladies first, and the two children whose names are chosen become the district's new tributes.
In the 7. 4th Hunger Games, Prim was selected first by Effie, but Katniss volunteers to take her place since becoming a tribute at a young age is basically a death sentence, especially in District 1. Afterwards, Peeta Mellark is chosen as the male tribute from District 1.
Volunteering. By rule, once a person's name has been chosen to become a tribute, another eligible boy or girl may volunteer to take their place. Normally volunteers are asked for after the chosen person is introduced, but Katniss Everdeen volunteered spontaneously before her sister, Primrose, could mount the stage. This marked the first time that a person had volunteered in District 1. In the districts 1, 2 and 4 (in the film only 1 and 2) so called "Career Tributes" who have been training all their lives to participate in the Games are eager to volunteer, as the Hunger Games are seen by them as a chance at fame and glory, thus the volunteering protocols are different. Cato however is described as having lunged forward to volunteer.[1] In contrast, in the poorer districts like 1. Hunger Games is equivalent to a death sentence; therefore, the volunteering regulations are rarely used. For the 7. 5th Hunger Games, Brutus, Mags, and Peeta volunteered.
Mags took the place of Annie Cresta, and Peeta replaced Haymitch Abernathy; thus, District 1. Hunger Games, one boy and one girl. Quarter Quells. Quarter Quells are special editions of Hunger Games that happened every quarter century, hence the name, "Quarter Quell." Each Quarter Quell had a certain theme that would cruelly remind the districts of their failure at rebellion.
In the first Quarter Quell, the tributes were not drawn randomly from the glass balls. Instead, they were voted into the Games by the people of their district to remind the rebels that they were sending their children to die in the war. In the second Quarter Quell, each district had to send two times the amount of tributes to remind the district residents that 2 rebels were killed for every Capitol citizen. These tributes were drawn randomly from the glass balls. In the third Quarter Quell, the tributes were chosen from the pool of remaining victors from past Hunger Games to remind the rebels that even the strongest among them could not defy the Capitol's power. Known Tributes. 50th Hunger Games (Second Quarter Quell)Enobaria - District 2 (Victor). Hunger Games. Gloss - District 1 (Victor).
Hunger Games. 71st Hunger Games. Hunger Games. Marvel - District 1. Glimmer - District 1. Cato - District 2 (Volunteered)Clove - District 2. Foxface - District 5. Thresh - District 1. Rue - District 1.
Peeta Mellark - District 1. Victor). Katniss Everdeen - District 1. Volunteered for Primrose Everdeen) (Victor). Hunger Games (Third Quarter Quell) Gloss - District 1. Cashmere - District 1.
Brutus - District 2 (Volunteered for an unknown victor). Enobaria - District 2. Beetee - District 3. Wiress - District 3.
Finnick Odair - District 4. Mags - District 4 (Volunteered for Annie Cresta). Morphlings" - District 6. Blight - District 7.
Johanna Mason - District 7. Woof - District 8. Cecelia - District 8. Chaff - District 1. Seeder - District 1. Peeta Mellark - District 1.
Volunteered for Haymitch Abernathy). Katniss Everdeen - District 1. Unknown Hunger Games.
Brutus - District 2. Lyme - District 2. Beetee - District 3. Wiress - District 3. Morphlings" - District 6. Titus - District 6.
Blight - District 7. Woof - District 8. Cecelia - District 8.
Seeder - District 1. Trivia. Tribute is wealth, often in the kind, that one party gives to another as a sign of respect or, as was often the case in historical contexts, of submission or allegiance. Failure to pay tribute constituted an act of rebellion. Ancient Rome extracted tribute from its provinces and subject kingdoms and this role is repeated with the Capitol as the receiver of the tributes in the form of one boy and one girl from each district. The word "tribute" is also the official name for Hunger Games fans in the film adaptation. It was primarily chosen after numerous fan sites conducted a survey on which names should be chosen; some of the names included in the survey were Mockingjays, Rebels, and several other names, such as jabberjays. References↑The Hunger Games, Chapter 3.