The Dangerous Game

What can be inferred about the character of General Zaroff based on his luxurious lifestyle on Ship-Trap Island?

• General Zaroff is a philanthropist who dedicates his wealth to charity

• General Zaroff is wealthy, enjoys comfort and extravagance, and values his own pleasure above all else.

• General Zaroff is a poor man who struggles to make ends meet

• General Zaroff is a humble individual who values simplicity

How does Rainsford's attitude towards hunting change throughout the story?

• He becomes indifferent towards hunting

• He becomes more enthusiastic about hunting

• His attitude shifts from viewing hunting as a sport to realizing the terror of being hunted.

• He becomes a vegetarian

In what way does the author use the setting of the island to create a sense of danger and suspense?

• By showcasing the beauty and tranquility of the island

• By highlighting the isolation, harsh weather, and unknown dangers of the island.

• By emphasizing the abundance of food and resources on the island

• By introducing friendly and helpful island inhabitants

What does the phrase 'The world is made up of two classes - the hunters and the huntees' suggest about General Zaroff's worldview?

• General Zaroff promotes peace and harmony among people

• General Zaroff values teamwork and collaboration

• General Zaroff's worldview is based on a predatory mindset where individuals are either hunters or huntees.

• General Zaroff believes in equality for all individuals

Compare and contrast the personalities of Rainsford and General Zaroff. How do their motivations differ?

• Rainsford's motivation is revenge, while General Zaroff's is survival

• Rainsford values life and ethics of hunting, while General Zaroff sees humans as prey. Rainsford's motivation is survival, General Zaroff's is the thrill of the hunt.

• Rainsford enjoys hunting for sport, while General Zaroff values life

• Rainsford and General Zaroff have similar personalities and motivations

How does the author use foreshadowing to hint at the deadly game that will take place on the island?

• By mentioning the abundance of food on the island and the boys' excitement.

• By focusing on the peaceful surroundings and the boys' harmonious interactions.

• By describing the ominous weather, the boys' behavior, and the mention of a 'beast' on the island.

• By describing the sunny weather and the boys' happy demeanor.

What figurative language does the author use to describe the jungle at night? How does this contribute to the eerie atmosphere?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole

Discuss the significance of the title 'The Most Dangerous Game' in relation to the events of the story.

• The title represents the challenges faced by the characters in a survival reality TV show.

• The title refers to a dangerous board game played by the characters in the story.

• The title alludes to a dangerous form of extreme sports popular in the story's setting.

• The title 'The Most Dangerous Game' symbolizes the deadly hunt of humans by General Zaroff, emphasizing the brutal and inhumane nature of the story.

How does the introduction of the character Ivan add to the suspense and danger in the story?

• Ivan's character development adds humor and light-heartedness to the story

• Ivan's presence resolves all conflicts and eliminates any danger in the plot

• Ivan's introduction leads to a predictable and boring storyline

• Ivan's presence increases the tension and uncertainty in the plot, making the story more thrilling and engaging.

What role does the character of Whitney play in the development of the plot and themes in the story?

• Whitney's role is to provide comic relief, detracting from the serious themes of the story.

• Whitney has no impact on the plot or themes, merely serving as a background character.

• Whitney is the main antagonist of the story, causing conflict with Rainsford.

• Whitney serves as a foil to Rainsford, highlighting the themes of morality and survival in the story.