Every answer adds weight to two of eight behavior dimensions: Strategy, Technical thinking, Practical problem-solving, Physical action, Adaptability, Endurance, Social coordination, and Discipline. The stronger dimension receives two points and the supporting dimension receives one. No single answer directly says “District 3” or “District 12,” so a technology-themed option is not a secret District 3 button.
After question twelve, the model normalizes the eight scores so dimensions that appear more often in the answer bank do not gain an automatic advantage. It then compares your pattern with thirteen original District profiles and returns the closest match plus one runner-up. The same complete answer set always produces the same order. There is no random District roll, AI classifier, account history, or hidden favorite-character question.
The Hunger Games District Quiz then converts the normalized answers into four gameplay values. Strength draws most from physical and practical choices; Speed emphasizes adaptability; Intelligence emphasizes strategy and technical thinking; Survival combines endurance, practical judgment, adaptability, and discipline. Your District bonus is applied exactly once, and the displayed final numbers are the numbers your tribute uses in the Arena.
Social coordination helps determine the District match, but it does not become a hidden combat bonus because the current simulator has no Social attribute. That boundary keeps the result explainable: the identity model can recognize coalition-building without pretending that every personality signal has a direct battle statistic.