'The Most Dangerous Game'

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What does the term 'indolently' mean in the context of Rainsford's actions?

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Indolently means in a lazy or relaxed manner, indicating that Rainsford is at ease.

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What can be inferred about the visitors' choices in Zaroff's game?

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The visitors would rather take their chances in the hunt than be tortured by Ivan.

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What does Rainsford's decision to challenge Zaroff to a fair fight reveal about his character?

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It shows that Rainsford has scruples and values fairness.

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Which character's internal conflict is central to the story's action?

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Rainsford's internal conflict is central to the story's action.

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What is a key factor that leads to Zaroff's defeat?

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Zaroff's overconfidence contributes most to his defeat.

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Define 'scruples' in the context of moral decision-making.

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Scruples are feelings of doubt or hesitation regarding the morality of an action.

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What is the significance of the setting in 'The Most Dangerous Game'?

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The isolated island setting creates tension and highlights the theme of survival.

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How does Rainsford's perspective on hunting change throughout the story?

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Rainsford's perspective shifts from viewing hunting as a sport to understanding the fear of being hunted.

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What role does irony play in 'The Most Dangerous Game'?

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Irony is present as Rainsford, a hunter, becomes the hunted.

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What does Zaroff's character represent in the story?

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Zaroff represents the extremes of civilization and savagery, as well as the moral decay of society.