Part 1

The Most Dangerous Game

100

This is what the story's protagonist, Rainsford, famous for

hunting

200

The nickname of the island that causes sailors so much dread

Ship-Trap Island

300

Rainsford discovers this when he first explores the island

A chateau

400

General Zaroff originally has this planned for Rainsford?

To hunt one of the captives WITH Rainsford

500

Finish this quote by Rainsford: "I am still a beast at _____."

Bay

The Interlopers

100

This falls on the two main character before they have a chance to kill one another

A  (beech) tree, or tree branch

200

This is with whom the family of Ulrich von Gradwitz is in dispute.

Their neighbors, or Georg Znaeym's family

300

This caused the original rift between the families, and culminated in a famous lawsuit.

A land dispute

400

After the two men reconcile, this is what they see running down the hill toward them/

Wolves

500

This word completes the following quote: "The chance had come to give full play to the passions of a ______"

Lifetime

The Cask of Amontillado

100

By offering Fortunato a taste of this rare wine, Montresor tricks Fortunato into following him down into the catacombs.

Amontillado

200

This event keeps most of the other townspeople distracted allowing the events of this story unfold uninterrupted.

Carnival

300

Often considered one of the seven deadly sins, Monstressor takes advantage of this emotion of Fortunato's the most.

Pride

400

Considering Motressor's intent to murder Fortunato, Montressor's repeat concerns about Fortunato's cough and overall health provides an excellent example of this literary device.

Irony

500

This word completes the following quote: "The thousand injuries of Fortnuato I had borne as best I could: but when he ventured upon ______, I vowed revenge."

Insult

The Sniper

100

This is whom lies on a rooftop on the opposite side of the street

An enemy sniper

200

An injury to this part of the body keeps the Sniper from using his rifle.

Arm

300

This literary term is a feeling of expectation, anxiousness, or curiosity felt by the reader O'Flaherty describes the sniper's high-stakes actions and the situation he must escape.

Suspense

400

At the end of the story, and in an ironic twist of fate, we learn that this is the true identity of the enemy sniper

The sniper's brother

500

This word completes the following quote: "He began to gibber to himself, cursing the _____, cursing himself, cursing everybody."

War

Thank you, Ma'm

100

The item Roger attempts to steal from Mrs. Jones

Purse

200

The item Roger hopes to buy

A pair of blue suede shoes

300

This is what Mrs. Jones send Roger home with at the end of the story

$10 dollars (or money to buy the shoes)

400

What Roger actually says instead of simply saying "Thank you, M'am" at the end of the story

Nothing

500

This word completes the following quote by Mrs. Jones: "Shoes got by devilish ways will burn your ____" 

Feet