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Character and Point of View in “The Most Dangerous Game,” Part 1 Answers

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✔ He knows a lot about hunting.He feels sympathy for the animal.He wishes he had been with the hunter.

A
✔ He knows a lot about hunting.
B
He feels sympathy for the animal.
C
He wishes he had been with the hunter.
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“that’s odd”✔ “had his nerve”“the last shot”

A
“that’s odd”
B
✔ “had his nerve”
C
“the last shot”
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✔ He thinks he will be safe with the hunter.He is afraid of the hunter.He worries that the hunter will send him away.

A
✔ He thinks he will be safe with the hunter.
B
He is afraid of the hunter.
C
He worries that the hunter will send him away.
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“examined”“found”✔ “eagerly”

A
“examined”
B
“found”
C
✔ “eagerly”
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✔ “But no animal can reason”“But you can’t mean–”“I can’t believe you are serious”

A
✔ “But no animal can reason”
B
“But you can’t mean–”
C
“I can’t believe you are serious”
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“But no animal can reason”✔ “But you can’t mean–”“I can’t believe you are serious”

A
“But no animal can reason”
B
✔ “But you can’t mean–”
C
“I can’t believe you are serious”
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“But no animal can reason”“But you can’t mean–”✔ “I can’t believe you are serious”

A
“But no animal can reason”
B
“But you can’t mean–”
C
✔ “I can’t believe you are serious”
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What does General Zaroff say that shows he thinks Rainsford is similar to him?

A
“I’ll tell you”
B
“You will be amused”
C
“I have done a rare thing”
D
“in all modesty”
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What does General Zaroff do to prove that he is civilized?

A
He shows that he is angry.
B
He lets his eyes go black.
C
He pauses for a second.
D
He speaks in a pleasant manner.
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What details from the narration show that Rainsford is worried about what will happen the next day? Check all that apply.

A
the bed was good
B
he was tired in every fiber of his being
C
could not quiet his brain
D
lay, eyes wide open
E
high up in one of the towers

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