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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Zaroff tell Rainsford he lives for?
(a) Luxury.
(b) Power.
(c) Games.
(d) Danger.
2. What is the best description of the General's servant's clothing?
(a) He is wearing an expensive suit.
(b) He is in a military uniform.
(c) He is dressed like a hunter.
(d) He is dressed in a butler's uniform.
3. Which word best describes the inside of Zaroff's house?
(a) Cozy.
(b) Forbidding.
(c) Luxurious.
(d) Stark.
4. Who is Rainsford's hunting partner?
(a) Ivan.
(b) Sanger.
(c) Whitney.
(d) Neilsen.
5. Why did Zaroff go into the army?
(a) It was the only way to get away from his father.
(b) He believed deeply in the Russian cause.
(c) He wanted to have an excuse to kill humans.
(d) It was expected for noblemen's sons to do so.
Short Answer Questions
1. On page 5, evil is described as "tangible." What would this mean is true about evil?
2. What does Rainsford see is true about three sides of Zaroff's house?
3. When, on page 7, Rainsford "indolently [puffs] on his favorite brier," what is he doing?
4. As Rainsford nears the island, what does he hear?
5. What is surprising about General Zaroff's first remarks to Rainsford?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Rainsford find in the jungle as he is walking toward Zaroff's house, and what does he conclude from it?
2. Describe the early warning signs about Zaroff's island that Rainsford ignores.
3. What clues does Connell give right away that the relationship between Ivan and Zaroff developed in the military?
4. Describe General Zaroff's house.
5. Describe the first encounter between Rainsford and Ivan.
6. What is the disagreement between Rainsford and Whitney?
7. Describe Zaroff's dining room.
8. Describe Rainsford's first impression of General Zaroff.
9. In what ways does Zaroff show himself to be a good host?
10. How does Rainsford end up falling overboard?
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