The most dangerous game is a story of people who dare to go sailing into uncharted lands where most sailors dread and avoid. Whitney and his friend Rainsford are big-game hunters bound for a hunting trip in the Amazon River basin. Take this test and see how much you know about the story of the most dangerous game by taking this test.
His passion for hunting
His strength and will to survive
His ability to reason and deduce
Peaceful
Romantic
Dark and foreboding
He wants more time to think about how to get off the island.
He is more afraid of Ivan than of Zaroff
He is certain he can outwit the general.
That he will go to pieces if hunting no longer fascinates him.
That Ivan will somehow help the sailors to revolt.
That Rainsford will not be a challenge.
The general is confident in his own abilities to hunt and kill, and therefore Rainsford will be dead.
The general knows he will eventually convince Rainsford to keep quiet.
The general has no telephone and knows that Rainsford will be locked in the cellar forever.
This attitude foreshadows events in which he learns that sailors know more than the average passenger.
This attitude foreshadows event in which he learns how to listen to others.
This attitude foreshadows event in which he learns a lesson in humility.
A hunter had wounded a large animal and finished it off.
He was in a safe place.
A man had been killed in the jungle.
A large animal had barely escaped the hunt.
Rainsford is confused by the man's attire.
Rainsford thinks he is in the presence of a civilized man.
Rainsford is immediately ill at-ease.
The general is playing cat and mouse - and Rainsford is the mouse
Rainsford is going to have face the quicksand.
The general is beginning to look more and more like Ivan.
The general will be bringing reinforcements.
Three gun shots.
A dog barking.
A horn blowing in the distance.
A man's scream.
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