PPT-“The Most Dangerous Game” and “The Monkey’s Paw”

Test Review Plot Elements 1 st Round 100 What is the setting of The Monkeys Paw Laburnam Villa England Late 1800s early 1900s 2 00 What is the exciting force of The Most Dangerous Game. qualtricscomSESIDSV2t5CSVH2kyw04m1 by Richard Connell. Background Notes and Vocabulary. Richard Connell. 1893 – 1949. Born in 1893 in New York. Father was a newspaper editor. Connell began writing at age ten. He covered baseball games.. Instructions4 monkey markers1 game boardFor 2 to 4 playersObject of the Game: Collect the most monkey tiles!Game Time: 15 minutesAges: 4+ Scramble the tiles face up. Put one tile face up on each space for Misery. Mrs. Kercher. 8. th. Gifted. Cultural History. The folktale originated in Haiti, one of the world’s poorest nations. Haiti was colonized by Europeans, and in the 1800s, the island was a wealthy agricultural colony. Native forests were cut down, farmland was overworked, and many animals were hunted until they became extinct. It is not surprising that Papa God say that Monkey is in an “awful condition.”. By Richard Connell. Common Core Reading Standards being assessed:. Determine a theme or central idea of a text and analyze its development over the course of the text, including its relationship to the characters, setting, and plot; provide an objective summary of the text.. By: Charles . Bryant By: Jules . Ibong. By: Isaac . Monrroy. . By: Regina . Canlas. By: . Aldrin. . Uy. Foreshadowing. The author gives us clues or indications to what is going to happen later in the story.. for Misery. Mrs. Kercher. 8. th. Gifted. Cultural History. The folktale originated in Haiti, one of the world’s poorest nations. Haiti was colonized by Europeans, and in the 1800s, the island was a wealthy agricultural colony. Native forests were cut down, farmland was overworked, and many animals were hunted until they became extinct. It is not surprising that Papa God say that Monkey is in an “awful condition.”. Plot Flow Map. Your . map must . include the following:. All . events in the correct . order. Guiding Question and Frame of Reference . Larger . boxes . must have an . illustration with events as . captions in the smaller boxes. See example below.. Initially, von Neumann and Morganstern . Zero-sum games. John Nash. Nonzero-sum games. Harsanyi, Selten. Incomplete information. An example:. Big Monkey and Little Monkey. Big monkey. w. w. w. c. c. c. A monkey is sitting in a tree. For some reason you want to shoot it. But it is an astute (cheeky, even) monkey and will let go of the branch he is swinging from at the same instant you shoot your gun or arrow or blowpipe or whatever weapon you use.. st. nine weeks. #1 week 1 8-10-15. 1. Describe your first week (3 days)of school.. 2. What classes do you think you will do well in? Why?. 3. In what classes do you feel that you will struggle? Why?. Initially, von Neumann and Morganstern . Zero-sum games. John Nash. Nonzero-sum games. Harsanyi, Selten. Incomplete information. An example:. Big Monkey and Little Monkey. Big monkey. w. w. w. c. c. c. Test review. Foreshadowing. What is foreshadowing?. Where do we see examples of foreshadowing in “The Most Dangerous Game”?. The use of . clues that suggest events that have yet to occur.. “‘Off there to the right –somewhere – is a large island,’ said Whitney. ‘It’s rather a mystery . The Most Dangerous Game “The Most Dangerous Game” A: Richard Connell G: short story What do you think the word “Game” in the title means? What does the title suggest that the story