vocabulary
comforts and conveniences
What are amenities?
The protagonist of the story.
Reason Zaroff started hunting humans.
What is "he needed a greater challenge?"
Events designed to arouse and satisfy the reader's curiosity.
What are the events of the plot?
loud baby
What is a fragment?
easily felt or touched
What is palpable?
The antagonist in the story.
Who is General Zaroff?
Moment Rainsford realizes he's going to be the prey.
What is "When Zaroff tells him he can participate in either Ivan's or the general's sport?"
A struggle or clash that drives the plot.
What is conflict?
She always ate ice cream before bed sometimes it was chocolate.
What is a run-on?
General Zaroff was lacking these.
What are scruples?
General Zaroff's servant
Who is Ivan?
Only the strong deserve to survive.
Involves a character and another person or thing.
What is external conflict?
Her favorite kind of ice cream was chocolate chip.
What is a sentence?
The way a sloth lives.
What is indolently?
was a Cossack
Who is General Zaroff?
Red lips and pointed teeth
What are Zaroff's frightening physical features?
Involves the character's heart and mind.
What is an internal conflict?
In the Bible, the music David played on his harp served as one of these to King Saul's troubled soul.
What is an opiate?
Won the game in the end.
Who is Rainsford?
One of the operas that Zaroff enjoyed.
What is Madama Butterfly?
What are the 4 ways author's reveal a character's internal conflicts?
Larry used to own a Mustang, he drove it into a pond on accident.
What is a run-on?