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Playing the most dangerous game
Created by Vanessa Johnson
Jungle Journey
Directions: Use the arrows to go to the next slide. After you click the answer, go back to the game board for more questions.Slide2
StandardsSlide3
Directions/Navigation
You are to answer each question on each
slide. After you have answered the question use the arrow buttons on the bottom of page to go to the slide. Before you view the next
slide, stop and write your answer on the score card. Five points will be given to each correct answer. Total points 50. Print out the score card from the power point. The left arrow goes back, the right arrow goes to the next page, home is in the middle.Slide4
Score card
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Game Board
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Bonus/FreeSlide6
Question 1
Who is
Rainsford’s
friend that he is talking with at the beginning of the story?Slide7
Answer 1
WhitneySlide8
Question 2
True or False: Zaroff has lost the game only once to a very cunning
Norweigan sailor.Slide9
Answer 2
False
“And if they win?” The smile on the general’s face widened. “To date, I have not lost,” he said.Slide10
Question 3
Why did Zaroff believe this animal was so formidable
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Answer 3
Because of its ability to reasonSlide12
Question 4
What target does Rainsford’s
sapling trick hit?Slide13
Answer 4
IVANSlide14
Question 5
Who wins the game?Slide15
Answer 5
RainsfordSlide16
Question 6
What term means to be anxious or fearful about the future?Slide17
Answer 6
ApprehensiveSlide18
Question 7
What term means to tear jaggedly?Slide19
Answer 7
LacerateSlide20
Question 8
What is the part of the plot in which complications develop and conflict intensifies called?Slide21
Answer 8
Rising ActionSlide22
Question 9
The literary term for the part of the story where the struggle is explained is called?Slide23
Answer 9
ExpositionSlide24
Question 10
What is a sequence of events in which each event results from a previous one and causes the next one is called?Slide25
Answer 10
PlotSlide26
Question 11
To be unwise is to be….Slide27
Answer 11
ImprudentSlide28
Question 12
If you have comfort and conveniences.. These are called….Slide29
Answer 12
AmenitiesSlide30
Question 13
Removing or lessening suspicious is ….Slide31
Answer 13
DisarmingSlide32
Question 14
To be in a lazily mood is to be…..Slide33
Answer 14
IndolentlySlide34
Question 15
Easily felt or touch is to be…..Slide35
Answer 15
PalpableSlide36
Question 16
Feelings of doubt and guilt about a suggested action is called?Slide37
Answer 16
ScruplesSlide38
Question 17
If you are in a concerned manner, then you are…..Slide39
Answer 17
SolicitouslySlide40
Question 18
Anything that tends to soothe or calm is known as…Slide41
Answer 18
OpiateSlide42
Question 19
If something is regrettable or very bad, then it is…….Slide43
Answer 19
DeplorableSlide44
Question 20
If you are in an unsteadily manner, then you are……Slide45
Answer 20
PrecariouslySlide46
Now Check Your ScoreSlide47
Q & A
Start here
Go here
Almost there
The end
Good job!
Name the tune
Zaroff
hummed.
What kind of tiger was it?
Where did
Rainsford
learn his tricks?
What was not supplied to the hunter
Who won?
2 points each. Add to score card