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100

Why does Rainsford fall off the yacht?

He hears gunshots on Ship-Trap Island and leans over the railing too far.

100

What is Death Swamp?

A swamp on Zaroff's island full of quicksand

100

This adjective means "intensely enthusiastic"

Zealous

100

This noun is "Something that adds to one's convenience"

Amenity

100

This planet has the largest number of moons in our solar system, with a confirmed count of 293

Saturn

200

What caliber were the bullet casings Rainsford encounters?

.22LR (very small)

200

What part of the world is The Most Dangerous Game set?

The Caribbean

200

This noun is "a feeling of unease that prevents someone from doing something"

Scruple

200

This adjective means "amusingly odd or comical"

Droll

200

"Ripping off" one of these first aid items has now become a metaphor for decisively dealing with a problem

Band-aids

300

Who wrote The Most Dangerous Game?

Richard Connell

300

How many traps does Rainsford employ against Zaroff?

Three

300

What part of speech is "condone?"

Verb

300

What part of speech is "quarry?"

Noun

300

At a population of over 37 million, it's the largest city in the world

Tokyo, Japan

400

Zaroff and Ivan are what Russian ethnic group?

Cossacks

400

What were Rainsford and Whitney sailing to Rio to do?

Venturing to the Amazon to hunt jaguars

400

What part of speech is "imperative?"

Adjective

400

What part of speech is "disarming?"

Adjective

400

It's French for "delicate cut," and pound for pound it's typically the most expensive kind of beef you can buy

Filet mignon

500

What is a Malay Mancatcher?

A trap involving a large dead tree that Rainsford employs against Zaroff

500

What was the name of Zaroff's prize hound?

Lazarus

500

"Solicitously" means what?

In a manner expressing care or concern

500

"Cultivated" (in the context of General Zaroff) means what?

Refined or cultured in manner

500

Better known for his children's books, this author also wrote the screenplays for "You Only Live Twice" & "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang"

Roald Dahl