Answer:
A. The Hunger Games
Explanation:
"The Hunger Games" written by Suzanne Collins depicts a dystopian world, with the citizens of the districts made to select a representative for the games that will be played for the entertainment of the higher and richer classes of the society. The author of the novels had also mentioned that she drew inspiration from the ancient Greek myth of King Minos and the Minotaur, with the tribute of the 7 maidens and 7 youths, and the game that had to be played with the monster. Also, the Greeks' fascination for the gladiator games and the cruel idea of Athens readily agreeing to the sacrificing of her sons and daughters had a profound impact on the writer, with the idea of a ruthless but powerful government in the helm.
