Most Dangerous Game Matching terms

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Most Dangerous Game Matching terms

• a. Foreshadowing b. Simile c. Conflict d.
  Characterization e. Plot f. sequence g.
  Narrative fiction h. short story i.
  Climax j. Setting k. Tone l.
  protagonist m. Antagonist n.
  Secondary character o. Mood p. Imagery
  q. Prose r. Main idea s. Details
  t. Comparison u. Contrast v.
  Inference
• 1. Rainsford
• 2. The Most Dangerous Game is written in
  ____________.
• 3. His eyes, too, were black and very bright.
  He had high cheek bones, and a sharp-cut nose.
• 4. Your brain against mine. Your woodcraft
  against mine. Your strength and stamina against
  mine.
• 5. A small island called Ship Trap Island in the
  early 1900s.
• 6. Zaroff had no respect for the human race but
  Rainsford did.
• 7. Ivan
• 8. The sea was as flat as a plate-glass window.
• 9. Somewhere off in the blackness someone had
  fired a gun three times.
• 10. Rainsford stepped from behind the curtain in
  Zaroffs room.
• 11. Both Rainsford and Zaroff love hunting.
• 12. Zaroff
• 13. The Most Dangerous Game is a short story,
  meaning, it is ___________________.
• 14. The dank tropical night was palpable as it
  pressed its thick warm blackness in upon the
  yacht.
• 15. Rainsford created three traps first, Malay
  Man catcher second, Burmese tiger pit third, he
  used a young sapling and a knife.
• 16. The sequence of events in a story.
• 17. The Most Dangerous Game can be read in one
  sitting.
• 18. The Most Dangerous Game created a feeling
  of suspense.