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Who is on the ship with Rainsford
Whitney
General Zaroff
Ivan
Paul
"Who cares how a jaguar feels" Who said this?
Whitney
General Zaroff
Rainsford
Ivan
What is Rainsford known for?
Being a sailor
Hunting
Model
Actor
What is the name of the island Rainsford washes up on?
Catalina Island
Conney Island
Long Beach
Ship Trap Island
What sound does Rainsford hear that gives him hope to finding shelter?
Gun shots
Music
Barking
People talking
When Rainsford arrives at the Chateau, who does he meet?
Mrs. Farina
Ms. Bustos
Whitney
Ivan
"I have one passion in my life, and it is the hunt" Who said this?
Ivan
Rainsford
General Zaroff
Whitney
What is Rainsfords initial reaction to General Zaroff when he meets him?
Thinks he is very educated on the art of hunting
Very rich
Weird
Smelly
What "new" animal does General Zaroff hunt?
Deer
Bear
Lion
Human
"Thank you, I am a hunter...not a murderer" Who said this?
Rainsford
General Zaroff
What does your brain against mine mean?
We will use our knowledge of hunting to kill eachother
My brain is smarter than yours
My brain is going to fight your brain
How does General Zaroff capture people to hunt?
Uses a light a the lighthouse, turns it on when he sees a ship then the ship will go to it and get sunk because there are razor sharp rocks underneath the water.
He sends an invite out to all his friends and says he will give them $1000 to play a fun game.
He goes to the jail and gets the bad people
He asks for volunteers
What is the name of the place on the island where there is quicksand?
Swamp
Death Trap
Death Swamp
What did Ivan give Rainsford to prepare him for his hunt?
Phone
Clothes,food,hunting knife
Tent
Shot gun
What killed one of General Zaroffs dogs?
Snake
Gun
Burmese Tiger Pit
Drowned
Rainsford knew how an animal at bay felt...what does that mean?
He felt like a prisoner
He knew how it felt to be hunted.
He was scared
He wished he was an animal
General Zaroff had a great dinner and nice bottle of wine to celebrate what?
Thinking that Rainsford was dead
His dog died
He was so hungry
He was so tired
Where was Rainsford hiding in General Zaroffs room?
Under the bed
In the closet
Behind the curtains
In the bathroom
What did General Zaroff say to Rainsford when he found him in his room?
AHHHHH! You scared me!
I thought you were dead!
Ugh, you again!
I congratulate you, you have won the game!
The setting of The Most Dangerous Game is...
Zaroff's house
New York City
Ship Trap Island
The Sumerian Jungle
Which of the following literary devices is presented here?
"He lived a year in a minute."
imagery
simile
hyperbole
metaphor
What type of conflict is presented in The Most Dangerous Game?
man vs. nature
man vs. self
man vs. man
all of the above
Who is the protagonist?
Zaroff
Ivan
Bob
Rainsford
Who is the story's antagonist?
Ivan
Zaroff
Rainsford
Harrison Bergeron
Which of the following best describes the climax of The Most Dangerous Game?
When Rainsford first finds himself shipwrecked
When Rainsford runs into Zaroff
When Zaroff explains that he enjoys hunting people as sport
When Rainsford jumps into the water to make his final escape
Which quote from The Most Dangerous Game could be labeled as irony?
"The paddling sound of feet on the soft earth..."
"He lived a year in a minute..."
"The world famous game hunter was now being hunted as game himself..."
"The impulse to cry aloud with joy..."
True or False: Rainsford survives the hunt.
True
False
True or False: Rainsford and Zaroff are fighting for the same goal.
True
False
Judging by the actions of Zaroff and Ivan, you can infer that...
They have a conflict between themselves.
They have a conflict between themselves and Rainsford.
There is no conflict at all.
They have separate conflicts.
What is the plot of The Most Dangerous Game?
Rainsford must escape Zaroff, a crazy Russian who is trying to hunt him as a sport.
Zaroff is shipwrecked and must find his way home.
Unruffled
becoming more distant
always; without changing
calm; not disturbed
sticking out
Receding
becoming more distant
entertaining
sudden desire to do something
made up of reeds
Prolonged
unwise
sticking out
overcame
extended
Impulse
always; without changing
sudden desire to do something
removing or lessening of fears
calm; not disturbed
Disarming
calm; not disturbed
sudden desire to do something
overcame
removing or lessening suspicions or fears
Surmounted
overcame
sticking out
always; without changing
unwise
Imprudent
entertaining
calm; not disturbed
extended
unwise
Invariably
entertaining
always; without changing
clam; not disturbed
becoming more distant
Diverting
entertaining
unwise
sticking out
becoming more distant
Protruding
overcame
removing or lessening of suspicion or fears
sticking out
entertaining
The battle opened with a ______________ assault from the Spanish lines.
impulse
protruding
prolonged
disarming
On _______________ she opened the small crystal box where they'd placed the poison.
unruffled
imprudent
diverting
impulse
Sam stared in shock at his _______________ hairline in the mirror.
surmounted
diverting
prolonged
receding
"Don't be alarmed," said Rainsford, with a smile he hoped was _______________.
unruffled
protruding
diverting
disarming
I was __________________ to place myself at such risk.
imprudent
surmounted
disarming
invariably
Nemo ___________ all odds when he escaped from the fish tank.
prolonged
surmounted
imprudent
receding
Although the boy had just been in a fight, he seemed _________.
diverting
protruding
surmounted
unruffled
Pinocchio's nose was so _________________ that he almost hit someone in the head.
unruffled
receding
prolonged
protruding
The play was so ___________ we had not realized that two hours had passed.
diverting
disarming
invariably
prolonged
During the middle ages the walls of Venetian buildings were ________________ constructed of bricks.
imprudent
invariably
impulse
protruding
Who was the man's best childhood friend?
Takahi
M
K
Suhu
What is the main difference between the frame story and interior story in "The Seventh Man"?
The frame story is told in the third person, and the interior story is told in the first person.
The frame story is told in the first person, and the interior story is told in the third person.
The frame story is set in the past, and the interior story is set in the present.
The frame story is set in the future world, and the interior story is set in the present.
In "The Seventh Man," which statement BEST summarizes what happens in the weeks following K.'s death?
He falls ill and has nightmares
He moves away from home
He attends a different school
He spends hours studying K's artwork
Which of the following clues show readers that the author is shifting from a frame story to the interior story?
change in point of view
change in tense
change in character's age
all of the above
At the beginning of the story, the seventh man says: "In my case, it was a wave...There is no way for me to tell, of course, what it will be for each of you. But in my case it just happened to take the form of a gigantic wave. It presented itself to me all of a sudden one day without warning. And it was devastating." What does the wave represent in the story?
hate
sadness
fear
risk
Which reason BEST explains why the seventh man felt guilt for what happened to K?
he was mean to K the last time they spoke
he was not careful enough
he didn't listen to his father
he feels that he should have saved him
Which of the following statements represents a theme of "The Seventh Man"?
If someone is a good friend, he/she will sacrifice him/herself for that friend.
Fear should be avoided at all costs.
Self-forgiveness is important for surviving survivor guilt.
Death is not something of which to be afraid.
Which of the following BEST describes the situation in the frame story of "The Seventh Man"?
The seventh man is speaking to fellow soldiers, all facing the dangers of war together.
The seventh man is addressing a group, but the reader does not know why.
After a devastating loss, the seventh man finally makes peace with his past.
After failing to save his childhood friend, the seventh man finally learns to forgive himself.
Which TWO of the following details from the text support your answer to Question 1?
"As I said before, though, overcome with fear, I abandoned him there and saved only myself" (41).
"I stayed away from my home town for over forty years. I never went near that seashore - or any other" (48).
"I might have been making a terrible mistake all those years. As he lay there in the tip of the wave, surely K. had not been looking at me with hatred or resentment" (53).
"And then I realized that the deep darkness inside me had vanished" (60).
"But the most frightening thing we can do at such times if to turn our backs on it, to close our eyes" (65).
Which of the following is the MOST IMPORTANT detail from the events following K.'s death?
He falls ill and has nightmares.
He moves to Nagano.
He starts attending a different school.
He spends hours studying K.'s artwork.
Which of the following details BEST explains why the seventh man feels responsible for K.'s death?
"My real brotherly affection went to K." (9).
"He might have been so absorbed in what it was he had found that my call made no impression on him" (28).
"I stood there, wondering what to do. Should I go down to the beach?" (33).
"I probably could have run over and dragged him out of the reach of the wave" (41).
Impediment
Something that aids your speech
An obstacle in speaking clearly
A disease
A hindrance in becoming a speech therapist
Momentum
Involving great danger or disaster
Intense, deep
Force or speed of movement
Feeling something bad will happen
Desperate
Involving great danger or disaster
Intense, deep
State of wonder and amazement
Feeling something bad will happen
Entranced
Feeling something bad will happen
State of wonder and amazement
Something perceived with no reality
Given extreme thought
Hallucination
Force or speed of movement
Involving great danger and/or disaster
Something perceived with no reality
Feeling something bad will happen
Premonition
State of wonder and amusement
Involving great danger and disaster
Something perceived with no reality
Feeling something bad will happen
Profound
State of wonder and amusement
Something perceived with no reality
Intense, deep
Involving great danger or disturbance
Meditate
Not based on a good reason
Given extreme thought
Debis from a ship
Intense, deep
Flotsam
Obstacle in speaking clearly
Not based on a good reason
Debris from a ship
Force or speed of movement
Groundless
Not based on a good reason
Debris from a ship
Given extreme thought
To be a good nun
A-
From, away, off
On
Farming
Pain
Ab-
On
Both
Life, spirit
From, away, off
Act
Do
Love
Before
Stone
Agri/o-
bird
War
Farming
Joint
-alg-/o
Both
Pain
Yearly
Love
Ambi- , amphi-
Walk
Water
Both
Tree
Ambul-
Before
On
Walk, move
Two, twice
-anim-
Life, spirit
Love
Tree
Good, well
-Ann, -enn
Skill
Yearly
Sound
Bird
Ami/o
Love
Skill
Joint
Sound
Ante-
on
Do
front, before
Water
Water
Agu/a
A-
Bi-
Ami/o-
Tree
Calc
-burs-
Arbor-
Meat, flesh
Arthr/o
Joint
Pain
Love
Before
Aud/i/o
Farming
Sound
Away
Bird
Skill
Art
Arbor-
-cand-
Carn
Go, yield
Cede, cess, cees
Celer
A-
Calc
Brain
Cereb
Aqua
Bi
Carn/i-
The boys think it's fun
What is an Allegory?
Has repeated consonance sounds.
Represents two words which sound a like but aren't spelled the same.
Something which has an underlying meaning or message, such as a moral.
What is an example of symbolism in Lord of the Flies
the name of the plane
the shape of the island
the jungle
the beast
“When we was coming down I looked through one of them windows. I saw the other part of the plane. There was flames coming out of it.” - Which symbol in the book would this quote best represent?
airplane crash
pig on the stick
beast
piggy's glasses
Who is the author of Lord of the Flies?
Ernest Hemingway
William Golding
Ray Bradbury
Albert Einstein
"The fire is the most important thing on the island." - Which symbol in the book would this quote best represent?
the lagoon
the beast
piggy's glasses
the signal fire
What is symbolism?
The color white can represent peace
Using an object to represent a bigger idea
Universal ideas or morals
People use it everyday
“If you’re hunting sometimes you catch yourself feeling as if-” He flushed suddenly. “There’s nothing in it of course. Just a feeling. But you can feel as if you’re not hunting, but- being hunted, as if something is behind you all the time in the jungle.” - Which symbol in the book would this quote best represent?
the pig head on a stick
the choir boys
the beast
the jungle
“The head remained there, dim-eyed, grinning faintly, blood blackening between the teeth.” - Which symbol in the book would this quote best represent?
lagoon
airplane
beast
pig head on the stick
"S'right. It's a shell! I seen one like that before. On someone's back wall. A conch he called it. He used to blow it and then his mom would come. It's ever so valuable-" - Which symbol from the book does this quote best represent?
seashell
conch shell
hermit crab
lagoon
This is Jack’s reaction when he isn’t elected leader for the second time.
Leaves to form his own tribe
Cries and calls everyone stupid
Is mad, but okay with decision
Demands a revote
“I got the conch, I get to speak.” Was said by which character?
Samneric
Jack
Ralph
Piggy
Which of these is a reoccurring theme within Lord of the Flies?
It is easy to live in nature
Things and people are not what they seem
Man is forgiving
Nature is kind
What is Pi's main struggle in this chapter of the story?
He needs to get off the island.
He has to kill the Hyena
He needs to feed Richard Parker.
He needs to get the attention of sailors.
At the very beginning of the chapter, what does Pi use as bait?
A dead animal
A worm
Part of his leather shoe
Biscuits from the locker
True or False: Pi thinks that the tiger has attacked him in this chapter.
True
False
I don't know
Huh?
How does Pi kill the flying fish?
He punches it mid-air.
He doesn't kill the fish.
He hits it with a hatchet.
He twists its neck.
Why does Pi cry after killing the flying fish?
He did not mean to kill the fish.
He was happy to finally have something to eat.
He went against his personal values/religion.
He felt guilty because he could eat something else instead.
How did Richard Parker react to the flying fish?
He confidently caught all the fish he could.
He was afraid, so he hid under the tarp.
He did not seem to care for them.
He jumped out of the boat by accident.
How does Pi feel about killing the Dorado?
Unsure and doubtful
Guilty and overwhelmed
Peaceful and accepting
Determined and accomplished
Which of the following is not one of the key vocabulary words we our studying for this story?
Irresolvable
Predatory
Dorado
Adversary
Who does Pi thank for the fish?
Saint Sebastian
Lord Vishnu
Mother Teresa
Ms. Gavin
What do the latin suffixes -ory and -ary mean?
“having to do with"
"among" or "upon"
"because of"
"from"
Yann Martel wrote ____________.
Lord of the Flies
Voyage of James Caird
Life of Pi
Most Dangerous Game
Richard Connell wrote ____________.
Life of Pi
Moral Logic of Survivor’s guilt
Most Dangerous game
Lord of the Flies
Haruki Murakami wrote ________________.
Most Dangerous Game
Life of Pi
Lord of the flies
Seventh Man
William Golding wrote ___________.
Seventh Man
Lord of the Flies
Life of Pi
Moral Logic of Survivor’s Guilt
Nancy Sherman wrote _________________.
Moral Logic of Survivor’s Guilt
Life of Pi
Seventh man
Voyage of James Caird
Caroline Alexander wrote ______________.
Seventh Man
Voyage of James Caird
The Birds
Lord of the Flies
