Across
- 4. General Zaroff's new gave that he hunts
- 5. Rainsford hiding in the tree and General Zaroff right below him is an example of this literary technique
- 6. Rainsford tells General Zaroff at the end of the story he is still a _________ at bay
- 9. Ivan and General Zaroff identify as this
- 12. Rainsford is a famous hunter who is known for his this.
- 14. The Human vs. __________ conflict where Rainsford has to build traps in the forest
- 16. Where did Rainsford learn about his third trap
- 18. The number of traps Rainsford set for General Zaroff
- 19. When first getting to the island, Rainsford sees a patch of grass stained this color
- 20. General Zaroff claims that this island is ________
- 21. the protagonist of the story
Down
- 1. the animal that Whitney and Rainsford originally sail to Rio to hunt
- 2. Rainsford has to survive this many days to win the game
- 3. Rainsford hears this, and then he falls off the boat
- 7. setting where the majority of the story takes place
- 8. last name for the author of "The Most Dangerous Game"
- 10. Rainsford got back to the chateau at the end of the novel by doing this
- 11. Ivan was this before he worked for Zaroff
- 13. With what was Ivan killed with?
- 15. "The lights of the yacht became faint and ever-vanishing fireflies" is an example of this literary device
- 17. General Zaroff's dog dies in this type of trap