I created this game to use at the Hunger Game party I am hosting in my classroom during spring break. I found some Hunger Games Jeopardy games online, but I wanted to create a more difficult version. I think you will need to download it for the hyperlinks to work properly. The final category "Beware the Ides of March" is based on Hunger Games characters who have the same or similar names as characters in Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. Also, I meant to add a Daily Double, but I forgot. You’ll have to add that yourself.

1. Final
What’s Beware the
Suzanne
Jeopardy
R. I. P. Adaptation your Ides of
Collins
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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

7. What is Nickelodeon?

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

25. What is Seabiscuit?

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?

52. FINAL JEOPADY:
LATIN ROOTS

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?