Character
_____,animals,objects that the story is about.
People
The _____ and time where the story takes place.
Location
The event that makes up the story, often involving a _____ of some kind.
Conflict
The story/work has a ____ to try to get across to people
point/message
What does P.O.V stand for
Point of View
List the main characters of "The Most Dangerous Game"?
Rainsford and General Zaroff (& Ivan)
Name an example of a setting
Any of location or time
What is the first internal conflict Rainsford faces?
He feels genuine fear and vulnerability for the first time. Realizing how the animals he hunts feel.
Name a synonym of the word "theme".
Topic, subject, etc...
a person's personal _____, attitude, or way of thinking about a topic
opinion
List the minor characters of "The Most Dangerous Game."
Where is the setting of "The Most Dangerous Game"? How did Rainsford get there?
The setting of "The Most Dangerous Game" is Ship-Trap Island. Rainsford accidentally fell of the yacht, reaching for his pipe and he ended up swimming to the island.
What is the exposition?
a detailed explanation of an idea or theory, the introduction of background information in a story, or a large public trade show or exhibition
Which ones are not a themes?
Theme1: Obey your elders even if its seems wrong
Theme2: Be gracious in all time
Theme3: Be happy
Theme 1 and 3
What are the elements of fiction
Character, Setting, Conflict, Plot, Point of view, Theme
According to General Zaroff, what are the three attributes required for his "ideal animal" to hunt?
courage, cunning, and the ability to reason.
Which is not a setting?
Rainsford, Beach, Saint Kitts
Rainsford
What are the two types of conflict? What is the definition of one of the conflicts?
External and Internal conflict
External conflict: conflict that occurs between a character and a outside force.
Internal conflict: Mental/Emotional struggles inside a characters mind.
What is the theme of "The Most Dangerous Game"?
the blurring line between the hunter and the prey.
What is the point of view in "The Most Dangerous Game"?
Third-person limited
How does Rainsford change throughout the story?
Rainsford's survival forces him to abandon his civilized codes and embrace a lethal, primal ruthlessness
How does setting play a significant role on "The Most Dangerous Game"? (Does not have to be the exact answer we wrote)
The setting plays a significant role because of how Rainsford is stuck on Ship-Trap Island. Because the place is isolated Rainsford can't get help, so he accepts the game.
Summarize "The Most Dangerous Game"? (Does not have to be exact the answer we wrote)
an expert hunter becomes the prey of a wealthy aristocrat who hunts humans for fun.
How does the theme play a significant role on "The Most Dangerous Game"? (Does not have to be the exact answer we wrote)
drive the entire plot, transform the characters, and challenge the reader's understanding of human morality.
List 3 different kinds of point of view.
First person, Second person, Third person (Omniscient, Limited, Objective)