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Pre-reading questions and vocabulary exercises for the short story 'The Most Dangerous Game' by Richard Connell. Students are asked to respond in complete sentences and write first before speaking. The pre-reading questions cover various topics related to dangerous activities, hunting, and animal feelings. Vocabulary words are also provided with definitions and images for inferring meaning.
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Pre-Reading
ever done? It can be something as extreme
as bungee jumping or as simple as a
rollercoaster ride...anything that makes you
a little nervous...
Pre-Reading
Pre-Reading
views on hunting?
Pre-Reading
words, they don’t hunt for food, but they
hunt for fun and to practice their skills.
What is your opinion about this?
(Cecil the Lion)
“The Most Dangerous Game”
Vocabulary for “The Most Dangerous Game”
receding v. used as adj.: becoming more distant.
disarming adj.: removing or lessening suspicions or fears.
prolonged v. used as adj.: extended.
imprudent adj.: unwise.
surmounted v.: overcame.
unruffled adj.: calm; not disturbed.
invariably adv.: always; without changing.
diverting adj.: entertaining.
impulse n.: sudden desire to do something.
protruding v. used as adj.: sticking out
Richard Connell: author of “The Most Dangerous Game”
Covered local baseball games for the newspaper his father edited in Poughkeepsie, New York.
He wrote for both the college newspaper
and The Harvard Lampoon, the school’s
famous humor magazine.
“The Most Dangerous Game”
“The Most Dangerous Game”
Read along
“The Most Dangerous Game”
Culminating Project! 100 pts.
Assessment
Grade!
The Most Dangerous Game Performance Task
Option #1: ESSAY Choose ONE of the following topics and write a 5 paragraph essay.