The Most Dangerous Game

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What is Zaroff’s definition of 'civilized'?

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Enjoying filet mignon, having electricity, and not thinking so highly about humans that you aren’t willing to kill them.

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Why does Zaroff especially welcome Rainsford?

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He is glad to meet another expert hunter.

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How does Rainsford come to the island?

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He swims to it after accidentally falling overboard.

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What does the last sentence of the story imply about Zaroff?

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Zaroff has lost the final duel.

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Who greets Rainsford at the door of the mansion with a gun?

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Ivan.

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What is the main theme of 'The Most Dangerous Game'?

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The conflict between civilization and savagery.

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What does Rainsford initially think about hunting?

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He believes it is a sport and that animals do not have feelings.

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How does Rainsford's perspective on hunting change throughout the story?

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He comes to understand the fear and struggle of being hunted.

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What role does the setting play in 'The Most Dangerous Game'?

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The isolated island creates a tense atmosphere and highlights the theme of survival.

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What is the significance of the character Ivan in the story?

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Ivan serves as Zaroff's assistant and represents the physical threat to Rainsford.