The revolution reaches its fiery conclusion in The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 (2015), the final installment in the dystopian saga that captivated millions. Katniss Everdeen must face not only the Capitol’s traps and propaganda but the dark truths of rebellion, leadership, and personal loss. With emotional goodbyes, stunning revelations, and justice delivered with an arrow, the film closes the games for good.
Do you remember every final sacrifice, secret twist, and haunting farewell? Take this 10-question trivia challenge and prove you survived the Hunger Games — and the rebellion that followed.
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 Trivia Questions & Answers
1) Who plays Katniss Everdeen in Mockingjay – Part 2?
Correct Answer: Jennifer Lawrence
Jennifer Lawrence delivers a powerful performance as Katniss Everdeen, the reluctant symbol of rebellion. Her portrayal of Katniss’s trauma, strength, and evolution anchors the entire series, especially in this emotionally charged final chapter.
2) Which district is Katniss originally from?
Correct Answer: District 12
Katniss hails from District 12, the coal-mining region of Panem and one of the poorest districts. Its destruction in Catching Fire fuels her rage against the Capitol and deepens her commitment to the revolution.
3) What is the name of Katniss’s younger sister?
Correct Answer: Prim
Primrose “Prim” Everdeen is Katniss’s beloved younger sister — the reason she volunteered for the original Hunger Games. Her death in a bombing near the Capitol marks one of the series’ most heartbreaking moments and is the catalyst for Katniss’s final, fateful decision.
4) What city is the Capitol of Panem?
Correct Answer: The Capitol
The Capitol is both the central city and the oppressive seat of power in Panem. It’s a place of excess and extravagance, contrasted starkly with the suffering in the districts — and it becomes the final battleground in the war for freedom.
5) Who becomes President of Panem at the end of the film?
Correct Answer: Commander Paylor
After the fall of both Snow and Coin, Commander Paylor — a leader in the rebellion from District 8 — is elected as the new President. Her leadership symbolizes hope for a more just and democratic Panem.
6) Which character is killed in a bombing outside President Snow’s mansion?
Correct Answer: Prim
Prim is tragically killed during a bombing attack on Capitol children outside Snow’s mansion. The attack is staged to appear as though Snow ordered it, but evidence suggests it was orchestrated by President Coin — a truth that shakes Katniss to her core.
7) What choice does Katniss make at Snow’s execution?
Correct Answer: She kills President Coin
Instead of executing President Snow, Katniss turns her arrow on President Coin, who manipulated the rebellion and used ruthless tactics. Katniss sees Coin as simply another tyrant in disguise — and makes a choice to break the cycle of authoritarianism.
8) Which character says, “It’s the things we love most that destroy us”?
Correct Answer: President Snow
This chilling line is delivered by Snow, who understands both politics and human nature all too well. He uses love — particularly Katniss’s love for Peeta and Prim — as a weapon throughout the series. In the end, that very love leads to his downfall.
9) What is Katniss’s symbolic role in the rebellion?
Correct Answer: The Mockingjay
The Mockingjay becomes the symbol of resistance — a tribute to both Rue and the natural rebellion of the mockingjay bird, which was never intended to exist. Katniss’s role as the Mockingjay unites the districts and fuels the revolution.
10) How does the film end for Katniss and Peeta?
Correct Answer: They live peacefully and have children
In the quiet, bittersweet epilogue, Katniss and Peeta are shown living in District 12 with their two children. Though both carry trauma from the games and the war, they’ve found peace. It’s a subdued but hopeful ending — a reminder that healing is possible, even after great pain.
