What was the special rule for the First Quarter Quell (25th Hunger Games)?

Only one tribute from each district was sent.

Tributes were reaped from the existing pool of victors.

Double the number of tributes were sent to the arena.

Each district had to vote for the tributes who would represent them.

In the 75th Hunger Games, the arena was designed to function as what?

A series of interconnected islands

A giant clock with hourly threats

A volcano that erupted periodically

A labyrinth with shifting walls

Victors were forced to mentor tributes from rival districts.

Tributes were armed with only one type of weapon.

The arena was entirely man-made with no natural resources.

Each district had to send twice the usual number of tributes.

Tributes were reaped from the existing pool of victors.

Tributes were allowed to form alliances before entering the arena.

The tributes were all children of previous victors.

The Capitol citizens voted on the arena's design.

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01What was the special rule for the First Quarter Quell (25th Hunger Games)?
02Who was Haymitch's fellow tribute from District 12 in the 50th Hunger Games?
03Who were the sibling victors from District 1 that competed together in the 75th Hunger Games?
04Which victor from District 4 volunteered to take Annie Cresta's place in the Third Quarter Quell?
05What was the specialized knowledge of Wiress and Beetee, the tributes from District 3?
06In the 75th Hunger Games, the arena was designed to function as what?
07Johanna Mason, the female tribute from District 7 in the Third Quarter Quell, was known for her skill with what weapon?
08For the Second Quarter Quell (50th Hunger Games), what was the twist that Haymitch Abernathy survived?
09What was the central twist of the Third Quarter Quell (75th Hunger Games)?
10Which tribute famously figured out that the arena for the 75th Hunger Games was a clock?