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1
What is the setting of The Most Dangerous Game?
A city
A desert island
A jungle
A mountain
2
Pulp thrillers
were mass-marketed stories that were meant to be read daily over long periods of weeks.
False
True
3
Lazily; showing no interest or concern
DISARMING
INDOLENTLY
TANGIBLE
MIRAGE
4
The chateau foreshadows Rainsford's destiny to be victorious like a king.
True
False
5
He had no __________ about spying on the other team during their private practice.
IMPERATIVE
SOLICITOUSLY
SCRUPLES
ZEALOUS
DROLL
6
According to Zaroff, the most dangerous animal is the human man.
False
True
7
an animal or person that is being hunted or followed
FUTILE
QUARRY
CONDONE
DIVERTING
8
What's the name of the main protagonist in The Most Dangerous Game?
Sanger Rainsford
Ivan Sanders
General Zaroff
Seymour Whitney
9
Even though they tried, it was _________ trying to change their parent’s mind.
FUTILE
CONDONE
DIVERTING
QUARRY
10
The main charachter is a veteran of which war?
The Civil War
World War II
The Cold War
World War I
11
How did Rainsford end up on the island in The Most Dangerous Game?
His boat crashed and ended up on the island
He was kidnapped by General Zaroff
He fell off a yacht
He went there on purpose
12
extremely important; absolutely necessary
SCRUPLES
IMPERATIVE
SOLICITOUSLY
DROLL
ZEALOUS
13
Richard Connell was a British author and screenwriter.
False
True
14
Rainsford and Whitney share the same P.O.V. when it comes to hunting.
True
False
15
refined and well educated; showing good manners
VITALITY
SENSUOUS
AMENITIES
CULTIVATED
16
not capable of producing any useful results; pointless
CONDONE
FUTILE
QUARRY
DIVERTING
17
Richard Connell was an American author and journalist.
True
False
18
What is Rainsford's initial opinion of hunting big game?
He loves it
He's scared of it
He hates it
He's indifferent
19
attractive to the senses
VITALITY
SENSUOUS
AMENITIES
CULTIVATED
20
making people feel less angry or likely to suspect somebody than they were before
DISARMING
MIRAGE
TANGIBLE
INDOLENTLY
21
The babysitter ___________ scrolled through her phone as the kids watched TV.
INDOLENTLY
TANGIBLE
MIRAGE
DISARMING
22
showing great energy or enthusiasm
DROLL
ZEALOUS
IMPERATIVE
SCRUPLES
SOLICITOUSLY
23
How many short stories did Connell write?
50
300+
100
200
24
It is _________ for you to stay hydrated while exercising.
SCRUPLES
ZEALOUS
DROLL
SOLICITOUSLY
IMPERATIVE
25
The Industrial Era of the early 1900s saw the largest rise in big game hunting, especially with the wealthy.
False
True
26
What year was Connell born?
1890
1893
1886
1889
27
The “Big Five” refers to the 5 most famous hunters of the early 1800s.
True
False
28
How did Connell serve during WWI when he was stationed in France?
Pilot
Frontline
Journalist
Medic
29
He was bursting with _______ and new ideas for the homecoming dance.
AMENITIES
CULTIVATED
VITALITY
SENSUOUS
30
How did writers and artists of this generation try to process the traumas of the war?
Film
Writing
Music
Photography
31
In the story "The Most Dangerous Game", How many languages did General Zaroff speak?
2
3
1
4
32
The chateau foreshadows unwelcoming things to come.
False
True
33
The practice of hunting as a sport became popularized in the early 1700s.
False
True
34
My teammate helped me to my feet, __________ asking if I was okay after a nasty run in with another player.
SOLICITOUSLY
IMPERATIVE
SCRUPLES
DROLL
ZEALOUS
35
Which of these statements are true:
Most of the story takes place in the dark
General Zaroff has many mounted animal heads.
Ivan silently takes orders from General Zaroff
General Zaroff lives on an isolated island.
36
The paintball team quietly crept through the obstacle course, not wanting to startle their _________.
FUTILE
DIVERTING
QUARRY
CONDONE
37
What kind of figurative language is used in 'The Most Dangerous Game'?
Allusion
Simile
Personification
Metaphor
38
His _________ smile made the new students instantly feel at ease.
INDOLENTLY
DISARMING
TANGIBLE
MIRAGE
39
The weary travelers were not sure if they were looking at a ______ or if they had actually arrived at their destination.
TANGIBLE
DISARMING
INDOLENTLY
MIRAGE
40
funny, but not in a way that you expect
ZEALOUS
SOLICITOUSLY
IMPERATIVE
SCRUPLES
DROLL
41
Richard Connell was an American author and screenwriter.
False
True
42
The toddler’s _______ expression made the mom suspicious of what he was doing.
ZEALOUS
SOLICITOUSLY
SCRUPLES
DROLL
IMPERATIVE
43
being lively; energetic
AMENITIES
SENSUOUS
VITALITY
CULTIVATED
44
Which of these are themes found in "The Most Dangerous Game"?
good and evil
hunting
the horrible things man is capable of
man's ability to do great things
man needs to protect wildlife/wild game
life and death
45
She did not _________ bullying in her classroom.
DIVERTING
QUARRY
FUTILE
CONDONE
46
entertaining or amusing
DIVERTING
QUARRY
CONDONE
FUTILE
47
Which of these is NOT one of the "Big Five"
The Tiger
The Cape Buffalo
The African Elephant
The Lion
The Rhinoceros
The Leopard
48
According to Zaroff, the most dangerous animal is the jaguar.
True
False
49
The hotel _______ made our resort stay very enjoyable.
AMENITIES
SENSUOUS
VITALITY
CULTIVATED
50
to accept or allow behavior that is considered morally wrong
FUTILE
QUARRY
DIVERTING
CONDONE
51
able to physically touch or clearly see
MIRAGE
INDOLENTLY
DISARMING
TANGIBLE
52
"The moonless Carribean light is like moist black velvet." What figurative language is this?
Simile
Imagery
Metaphor
Foreshadowing
53
The practice of hunting as a sport became popularized in the late 1800s.
False
True
54
Rainsford and Zaroff both believe: "The world is made up of two classes - the hunters and the huntees."
False
True
55
What could the word
game
mean in "The Most Dangerous Game"
an enjoyable experience
prey being hunted
a recrational activity
56
a feeling that prevents you from doing something that may be morally wrong
SCRUPLES
IMPERATIVE
DROLL
ZEALOUS
SOLICITOUSLY
57
In The Most Dangerous Game, what type of figurative language is, “I am still a beast at bay.”
Simile
Personification
Metaphor
Allusion
58
In the final scene of this short story,
Zaroff is killed by the hounds.
Zaroff sleeps in a comfortable bed.
Rainsford dies at the hands of Ivan
Zaroff accepts Rainsford challenge to a duel.
59
features or services that make a place pleasant, comfortable, or easy to live in
SENSUOUS
CULTIVATED
VITALITY
AMENITIES
60
how one can show they care about someone’s comfort, safety, and feelings
IMPERATIVE
SOLICITOUSLY
ZEALOUS
SCRUPLES
DROLL
61
The Victorian Era of the late 1800s saw the largest rise in big game hunting, especially with the wealthy.
True
False
62
With ________ attitudes, we waited our turn to ride the rollercoaster.
SOLICITOUSLY
DROLL
IMPERATIVE
SCRUPLES
ZEALOUS
63
Hunting people is morally acceptable.
True
False
64
Which animal did General Zaroff hunt before hunting humans?
Lions
Elephants
Leopards
Tigers
65
The meal was a rich, ________ experience of tastes, color, and fragrances.
SENSUOUS
AMENITIES
CULTIVATED
VITALITY
66
The tension was almost _________ after the argument.
DISARMING
MIRAGE
TANGIBLE
INDOLENTLY
67
What could the word
game
mean in "The Most Dangerous Game"
an enjoyable experience
a recrational activity
prey being hunted
68
an optical illusion; something that appears to be real or possible but is not
DISARMING
INDOLENTLY
MIRAGE
TANGIBLE
69
In The most Dangerous Game, what type of Figurative Language is, “It’s like moist black velvet.”
Hyperbole
Metaphor
Irony
Simile
70
“I hunt the most dangerous game” is an example of what type of figurative language
Simile
Foreshadowing
Personification
Metaphor
71
The "Rule of 3" (RO3) is used to determine which type of figurative language?
Personification
Simile
Foreshadowing
Metaphor
72
They were both _________ and generous hosts.
SENSUOUS
AMENITIES
CULTIVATED
VITALITY
73
Pulp thrillers
were mass-marketed stories that were meant to be read quickly, but were of dubious quality.
False
True
74
The “Big Five” refers to the 5 African animalsthat big game hunters considered most difficultand dangerous to hunt.
False
True
75
The ___________ YouTube videos were excellent for teaching vocabulary to the young students.
QUARRY
CONDONE
FUTILE
DIVERTING