Which of the following identifies the main conflict in :The Most Dangerous Game"?

Which of the following best describes General Zaroff's problem before he invents his "game"?

Why does General Zaroff not consider his sport immoral?

Zaroff tells Rainsford that the visitors on the island always choose to go hunting with him.

What can you infer from this remark?

Which character in "The Most Dangerous Game" experiences the most important internal conflicts?

Which of the following describes the main conflict of "The Most Dangerous Game?"

As he tries to escape from Zaroff, Rainsford also struggles to overcome his own feelings of

Based on the inference after his experience, Rainsford changed his perspective on hunting.

The Most Dangerous Game is a story about greed.

In the conflict with Rainsford, what factor contributes to Zaroff's defeat?

Which of the following is the resolution of the main conflict in "The Most dangerous Game"?

The word means: able to be felt; easily perceived. The tension during the game was _______________.

The word means: lazily

The sleepy cat yawned ______________.

The word means: unsophisticated

How ______ you are to trust everyone you meet.

The word means: misgivings about something one feels is wrong.

Her _________ prevented her from lying.

The word means: having a strange, bizarre design, shocking or offensive.

The disease can cause ________ lumps under the skin.

The word means: useless, helpless

My attempt to catch the mouse with my bare hands proved to be ____________.

General Zaroff was intrigued in having a hunting contest with Rainsford?

This word means: to appear shiny or wet.

Tree branches ________ like glass.

This word means: the gathering of a ripened crop.

Some farmers went ice-skating down the ________ roads with clubs to harvest the pheasants that sat helplessly in the roadside ditches.

This word means any animals kept for use or profit.

Farmers moved their ________ into the barns, and most animals were safe.

This word means: rock fragments and pebbles.

Some farmers went ice-skating down the gravel roads with clubs to ________ the pheasants that sat helplessly in the roadside ditches.

This word means a disorganized and densely packed crowd.

They couldn't tell how easy it was to see them _______ there.

This word means: a cloth used to cover the eyes.

Some of them lifted their heads and turned them from side to side, but they were _______ with ice and didn't flush.

This word means rinse, clean, or empty with a liquid.

Some of them lifted their heads and turned them from side to side, but they were blindfolded with ice and didn't __________.

This word means: to move down on as if in an attack.

To ________ on a pheasant, or to yell Bang!

This word means: the act of bending low with the limbs close to the body.

He covered two of the ________ pheasants with his coat, rounding the back of it over them like a shell.

This word means: hold on tightly or tenaciously.

They ran across the slippery fields, unsure of their footing, the ice ________to their skin as they made their way toward the blurry lights of the house.

In "What Happened During the Ice Storm," what did the boys bring to find the pheasants?

In "What Happened During the Ice Storm," what physically happened to the pheasants?

What word did the author of "What Happened During the Ice Storm," use to describe what the farmers did to the pheasants?

In "What Happened During the Ice Storm," what did the boys first do when they find the pheasants?

In "What Happened During the Ice Storm," where did the farmers find the pheasants?

In "What Happened During the Ice Storm," what did one of the boys do?

In "What Happened During the Ice Storm," the boys first leave to...

In "What Happened During the Ice Storm," which one is not an effects of the freezing rain are.......

In "What Happened During the Ice Storm," what does the author compare the pheasants to?

In "What Happened During the Ice Storm," were the livestock safe?

This word means someone who makes or sells garments made of animal pelts.

On her way home one day; a humble bank clerk happened to see a red fox fur coat in a ________ shop window.

This word means an impelling force or strength.

The shop was closed at the time, as she discovered when, giving in to the ________ to enter, she pushed at the door.

This word means spring back; spring away from an impact.

She ________, stunned, when she heard the reply.

This word means: provide the needed stimulus for

It would be admired, as would she, people would turn to stare after her, but it was this that ________ a secret smile......

This word means: moving quickly and lightly.

Her legs were agile, her feet ________.

This word means intense or sharp.

All her senses were _________ too....

This word means: move about or proceed hurriedly.

The mouse ________along the floor.

This word means: end, especially to reach a final or climactic stage.

.....an increase in air pressure that would ________ in rain.

This word means: in a manner that is difficult to discern.

......and which she could draw together or separate out, sniffing the wind, _______ lifting her head.

This word means: of or relating to cats.

.....smiling at herself in the mirror-a _______smile, it seemed to her.

What job does the main character have?

The character is obsessed with the fox fur coat.

The narrator's face changed to be more.....

The narrator thinks her newfound physical abilities are attributed to.......

What does the main character have a taste for?

What does the main character emotionally develops throughout the text?

What happened to the main characters appetite?

What does the word predator most closely mean?

This statement..."....more fiery, like red flames that did not burn, were soft in her body, like a thick, ample enfolding skin that moved when she moved,,,," refers to her

What does the narrator transform into?

The word means: not agitated

The drop of the head as she bent over her sewing was curiously________

The word means: allowing light to pass through diffusely.

.....had acquired to wonderful ________quality...

The word means: calm and free from disturbance.

....the mouth was soft, and the eyes, with their new_______look, seemed larger, darker than before.

The word means: satisfied or showing satisfaction with things as they are.

....the first drink, was finished, and she, on her side, was ________to sit quietly......

The word means: enjoy to excess

She loved to ________ in the presence of this man...

The word means: giving or marked by complete attention to.

She loved the ________, look in his eyes.

The word means: go or come after and bring or take back.

He paused a moment, leaning forward in the chair, then he got up and went slowly over to ________himself another.

The word means: of a medium to dark brownish yellow color.

When he came back, she noticed that the new drink was dark ________with the quantity of whisky in it.

The word means: perplexed by many conflicting situations or statements.

She lowered herself back slowly into the chair, watching him all the time with those large, ________eyes.

The word means: intense and profound fear.

....watching him with a kind of dazed ________as he went further and further away from her with each word.

Mr. Maloney can be characterized as ________.

What is Mrs. Maloney's reaction as her husband gives his "news" to her?

Which word does not describe Mrs. Maloney's immediate reaction to realizing she has killed her husband?

Which pair of words best describes Mrs. Maloney's actions after she kills her husband?

Why does Mrs. Maloney go to see Sam?

When Mrs. Maloney returns home from the grocery and see Patrick's dead body on the floor, how does she feel?

What do the policemen and detectives think killed Patrick?

What evidence is there that the police have not ruled out Mrs. Maloney as the murderer?

Why does Mary Maloney kill her husband Patrick?

What do the police do with the murder weapon?