Plot 1
Plot 2
Plot 3/Vocab
Vocabulary
Figurative Language
100

How did Zaroff come to the island?

He bought it to build his chateau.

100

Who has died by the end of the story?

Zaroff, Irvan, and one of Zaroff's best dogs.

100

What is the BEST example of foreshadowing from the story?

Ship-Trap Island

100

overcame

surmounted

100

He has to hit a tree branch to get through the forest.

alliteration

200

How does Rainsford come to the island?

He fell off the yacht and swam.

200

How does Zaroff justify his hunting of human beings?

Only the strong deserve to survive.

200

removing or lessening

disarming

200

Calm

unruffled

200

The yacht was as big as the Titanic.

allusion

300

Zaroff is especially glad to see Rainsford because _____.

he is glad to meet another expert hunter.

300

When does Rainsford finally get the better of Zaroff?

when he swims to the chateau and surprises Zaroff

300

sticking out

protruding

300

without changing

invariably

300

Rainsford was as sly as a fox.

simile

400

When does Rainsford first realize that he is going to be hunted?

Zaroff tells him to join the hunt or become hunted.

400

What does the last sentence suggest:  "He had never slept in a better bed, Rainsford decided."?

He beat Zaroff at his own game.

400

unwise

imprudent

400

entertaining

diverting

400
Rainsford was running and running and running to get away from Zaroff.

parallelism

500

When Zaroff says that he is a Cossack, what does he mean about himself?

He is vicious and cruel.

500

What is foreshadowing?

hints of things to come

500

sudden desire to do something

impulse

500

extended

prolonged

500

Zaroff's dog barked, hunted, and panted after Rainsford.

parallelism