The Most Dangerous Game Vocabulary Quiz

Victory was so close it was almost tangible.

• Something that can be touched or felt physically

• Something that can be seen but not touched

• Something that is intangible

• Something that is imaginary

Ethan, Nora, and Evelyn are on a hiking trip. They come across a narrow bridge over a fast-flowing river. Which of the following words best describes the 'peril' they might face while crossing the bridge?

• danger

• safety

• security

• protection

During a long summer vacation, Charlotte, Ethan, and Luna were trying to find ways to entertain themselves. Ethan suggested they should read a book, but Luna complained of 'ennui'. What does 'ennui' mean in this context?

• a feeling of anger and frustration

• a state of relaxation and contentment

• a feeling of boredom or dissatisfaction

• a sense of excitement and joy

During a class activity, Zoe, Maya, and Avery were given a mystery box and were asked to describe the 'palpable' item inside it. What does 'palpable' mean in this context?

• Something that can be seen

• Something that can be felt or touched

• Something that can be heard

• Something that can be smelled

During a drama rehearsal, Oliver noticed that Anika's complexion looked 'sallow'. If 'sallow' is used to describe her complexion, which of the following words could also describe it?

• flushed

• rosy

• pale

• ruddy

Emma, Grace, and Aria were planning a surprise party. Emma suggested they should not tell anyone about the party to keep it a surprise. However, Aria thought it was 'imprudent' to not tell their parents. What does 'imprudent' mean in this context?

• careful and wise

• prudent and cautious

• lacking caution or wisdom

• thoughtful and considerate

What does the word 'cultivated' mean in the context of 'The Most Dangerous Game'?

• The island has been developed and improved for hunting

• The island has been preserved as a natural habitat

• The island has been abandoned and left to decay

• The island has been used for farming and agriculture

Heidi stared at the small dog in bewilderment, she had not expected the groomer to dye the tiny pup green.

• understanding

• confusion

• clarity

• certainty

General Zaroff was a man without scruples; he would do anything to prevent boredom.

• A type of food

• Moral or ethical principles

• A type of plant

• A type of animal

Both Rainsford and General Zaroff have the expensive tastes of an aristocrat.

• Person belonging to the middle class

• Person belonging to the working class

• Person belonging to the lower class or poverty

• Person belonging to the upper class or nobility