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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| how everything in the PLOT is resolved; the end = Exposition or Resolution? | Resolution |
| an example would be Rainsford's struggle with the ocean as he swims toward the island = Man vs. Man -or- Man vs. Environment? | Man vs. Environment |
| the point the author is trying to make; lesson to be learned = Inference or Theme? | Theme |
| the events in the story = Plot or Conflict? | Plot |
| a struggle or clash that drives the plot = Conflict or Mood? | Conflict |
| tells the BASIC SITUATION as the story begins = Exposition or Resolution? | Exposition |
| What you think + What you know = Inference or Theme? | Inference |
| Hints at what will happen later in the story = Rising Action or Foreshadowing? | Foreshadowing |
| how everything in the story ends = Foreshadowing or Resolution? | Resolution |
| the highest point of action in a story = Climax or Rising Action? | Climax |
| The mood of "Dangerous Game" would = sadness or suspense? | Suspense because the reader is eager to find out if Rainsford or Zaroff wins the hunt. |
| What is not part of the SETTING of a story? a character's nickname or the weather? | a character's nickname has nothing to do with the SETTING |
| What is the CLIMAX of "Dangerous Game" | When Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom |
| What happens at the end of "Dangerous Game"? | Rainsford wins; kills Zaroff and sleeps in his bed |
| Rainsford is an example of a Static Character or a Dynamic Character? | Dynamic Character |
| How is Rainsford an example of a Dynamic Character? | His attitude about hunting changes as a result of being hunted |
| The THEME of "Dangerous Game" is to fully understand your actions, you must change points of view. How does Rainford change points of view? | Rainsford goes from being a hunter with no compassion for his prey to experiencing the fear of being hunted. |
| Why does Rainsford refuse to hunt with Zaroff? | He thinks what Zaroff is doing is murder. |
| Why doesn't Zaroff let Rainsford know his hiding place in the tree has been discovered? | he wants to continue to play with Rainsford |
| Who / What all does Rainsford kill? | Ivan, Zaroff's dog, Zaroff |
| What is the name of the island? (hint - this also creates a mood of suspense in the beginning of the story) | Ship-Trap Island |
| Why does Zaroff prefer to hunt humans instead of animals? | animals cannot reason and are no longer a challenge for him |
| What 1 choice does Zaroff give Rainsford? | to play the game with him or be turned over to Ivan |
| How does Rainsford escape Zaroff? | he jumps into the sea and swims to Zaroff's chateau |
| Where does Rainsford hide at the end of the story? | in Zaroff's bedroom |
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