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Conflict
Plot Diagram
100

What is the name of the island that General Zaroff lives on?

Ship-Trap Island

100

What is one fact that we learn about Zaroff's background that may have led to him being so into hunting?

Got his first gun at age 5, was hunting bears at 10, was in the military, etc

100

During the hunt, how does Rainsford finally escape?

The sea (he jumps)

100

Rainsford runs for his life as General Zaroff hunts him. 

What type of conflict is this?

Man vs. Man

100

What is the name of the Protagonist

Rainsford

200

What is Rainsford's stance on hunting animals at the start of the story?

He believes that the world has two classes: the hunters and the huntees. He doesn't think animals have any feelings or fear. 
200

Why has Zaroff grown bored of hunting?

Hunting has become too easy for him.

Animals are not as entertaining to hunt.

200

What does General Zaroff describe as his "ideal animal"? What sets them apart from other species? 

Humans, their ability to reason

200

Rainsford facing his fear at being caught is an example of what type of conflict?

Man vs. Self

200

What is the name of the antagonist?

General Zaroff

300

What happens during the first day of the hunt?

General Zaroff knows Rainsford is in the tree, but he smirks, blows smoke, and let's him go. 

300

Who dies in the final scene? Describe what happens. 

General Zaroff - Rainsford is waiting behind a curtain in Zaroff's bedroom. They fight and Rainsford wins. 

300

What is the meaning of the title of the book?

What is "The Most Dangerous Game"?

It refers to man being the most dangerous animal to hunt and that hunting humans is a dangerous.

300

Rainsford swims for his life to shore.

What type of conflict is this?

Man vs Nature

300

What is the inciting incident of the story?

Rainsford falls off his boat/ is stranded on an island.

400

What is the Burmese Tiger Pit, and what happens with it? 

A pit with spikes that is disguised. A dog falls into it instead of Zaroff. 

400

What region of the world does the story take place?

Caribbean

400

How does Rainsford change by the end of the story?

He now has empathy for the animals he has killed: He knows what it's like to be hunted.

400

General Zaroff claims that he is civilized, but to hunt people means that he cannot live in a country with laws.

What type of conflict is this?

Man vs. Society

400

What is the climax of the story?

Rainsford jumps off the cliff.

500

Where are Rainsford and Whitney heading at the beginning of the story?

To the Amazon rainforest to hunt jaguar. 
500

Describe at least one way that the author creates suspense and builds tension in the first section of the story. 

Talking about the lore and superstition surrounding Ship Trap Island, gunshots in the distance, animals crying

500

How does Zaroff ensures that he has challenging prey on the island?

He tricks passing ships into crashing and hunts the survivors.

500

How is General Zaroff a paradoxical character?

Meaning, having two traits that do not go together

He is "civilized"     or    He is kind to his guests.


He is inhuman or cruel (because he hunts people for entertainment) 

500

What is the resolution of the story?

Rainsford kills General Zaroff