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"The Most Dangerous Game: Plot & Analysis"

This document contains analysis questions about the short story "The Most Dangerous Game" asking the student to summarize the plot, identify different types of conflicts, characterize important characters, and find examples that set the mood. The student is asked to fill out charts describing the exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution of the plot, identify examples of person vs. person, person vs. nature, and person vs. self conflicts, and characterize round/dynamic/flat/static and protagonist/antagonist characters. They must also complete a characterization web and find quotes that set a suspenseful, eerie, or uneasy mood.

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"The Most Dangerous Game: Plot & Analysis"

This document contains analysis questions about the short story "The Most Dangerous Game" asking the student to summarize the plot, identify different types of conflicts, characterize important characters, and find examples that set the mood. The student is asked to fill out charts describing the exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution of the plot, identify examples of person vs. person, person vs. nature, and person vs. self conflicts, and characterize round/dynamic/flat/static and protagonist/antagonist characters. They must also complete a characterization web and find quotes that set a suspenseful, eerie, or uneasy mood.

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Name __________________________________ Period ______

The Most Dangerous Game Analysis

Part I: PLOT
Directions: Use the chart below to find and describe each part of the plot line in The Most Dangerous Game.

Exposition

Rising Action

Climax

Falling Action

Resolution

Part II: CONFLICTS


Directions: Use the chart below to find and describe examples of each type of conflict in The Most Dangerous Game.

Type of Conflict Example with page # Internal or External?

Person vs. Person

Person vs. Nature

Person vs. self


Part III: CHARACTERS/CHARACTERIZATION
Directions: Find an example of each type of character from The Most Dangerous Game.

Round - ___________________________ Dynamic - __________________________

Flat - ______________________________ Static - ____________________________

Protagonist - ________________________ Antagonist - _________________________

Directions: Choose one character from the story. Complete the characterization web below.

Characters own words and


Characters physical actions
description

Character and Description

Other characters words and


thoughts
Narrators Comments

Part IV: SETTING AND MOOD


Directions: Find quotes and details from the story that help create each of the following moods.

Mood Example from Story with Page Number

Suspenseful

Eerie

Uneasiness

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