Plot
Literary Devices
Characters
Traps
Miscellaneous
100

Which of the following is NOT part of the rising action?

a.) When Rainsford meets Ivan at the door to Zaroff's home.

b.) When Rainsford sets traps in the woods for Zaroff.

c.) When Rainsford gets to sleep in Zaroff's bed.

What is c.) When Rainsford gets to sleep in Zaroff's bed.

100

What type of mood does the author set in the exposition?

What is mysterious and uneasy.

100

Who is the protagonist, and who is the antagonist of the story?

What is the protagonist is Rainsford and the antagonist is Zaroff.

100

How many traps does Rainsford set for Zaroff in the woods?

What is three.

100

What does the inciting incident of any story do?

a.) It creates the most suspense

b.) It allows for new characters to come into the story

c.) It introduces the protagonist to the plot-forwarding conflict 

What is c.) It introduces the protagonist to the plot-forwarding conflict. 

200

What is the inciting incident of the story?

What is when Rainsford falls off the yacht.

200

What name does Whitney say that foreshadows the main part of the story?

What is Ship-Trap Island.

200
Describe Zaroff as round or flat and static or dynamic.

What is Zaroff is round and static.

200

Name at least one of the traps that Rainsford sets for Zaroff.

What is The Malay Mancatcher, the Burmese Tiger Trap, or the Ugandan Spring Trap.

200

____ vs. ____ is the main conflict of the story.

What is man vs. man. (Also called person vs. person or character vs. character)

300

What is the one main piece of falling action of the story?

What is when Zaroff and Rainsford fight after Rainsford sneaks into Zaroff's house at night.

300

Rainsford's dismissal of animals having feeling while being hunted is an example of foreshadowing and what other literary device?

What is irony.

300

Describe Ivan as round or flat and static or dynamic.

What is Ivan is flat and static.

300

Where does Rainsford learn his trap-making skills?

What is the war (most likely WWI).

300

What does Zaroff consider to be "the most dangerous game"?

What are humans.

400

What is the exposition of the story? (Time, place, background info, characters)

What is nighttime in the Caribbean sea where rich hunters, Whitney and Rainsford, are heading to the Amazon forest to hunt large, dangerous game.

400

What type of irony is expressed when Rainsford jumps off of the cliff to escape Zaroff?

What is situational irony.

400

Describe why Rainsford can be considered a dynamic character.

What is Rainsford changes his belief that animals lack the capacity to feel emotions like fear.

400

Who does the Malay Mancatcher trap injure?

Who is Zaroff.

400

What two things does Rainsford find while first being washed up on Ship-Trap Island?

What are a trail of blood and an empty cartridge.

500

What is the climax of "The Most Dangerous Game"?

What is when Rainsford jumps off the cliff to escape General Zaroff.

500

Which of the following could best be a theme of the story?

a.) The thin line between the hunter and the hunted

b.) The dangers of unchecked powers and privilege

c.) The moral superiority of intelligence over violence

What is a.) The thin line between the hunter and the hunted.

500

How does Rainsford's transformation affect the overall theme of the story?

What is it shows that surviving something terrifying changes your perspective about people or things.

500
Who or what does the Ugandan Spring Trap kill, and how does it kill him/it?

Who is Ivan by the knife at the end of the springing tree springing up and stabbing him.

500

How is survival of the fittest shown throughout this story?

What is by showing how people can dominate other people or species with intellect.