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Post by @ELIYOWHADDUP - Elijah Hadeed on Oct 29, 2015 17:44:59 GMT
Applying the Common Core: The Most Dangerous Game Analysis
Name: Elijah Hadeed
Directions: Individually, answer each question. Focus on QUALITY of answer over QUANTITY of answer. Get to the point, be specific, and explain exactly what you mean with EXAMPLES from the text.
1. Re-title the story. The title of the story should reflect the development of the characters, how the story is shaped, and should also reflect a theme. Hide and seek with weapons.
2. Provide three specific instances (brief description and page number) from the story that support your new chosen title. Explain how each reflects the new title.
“A big tree with a thick trunk and outspread was nearby, and climbing into the crotch and spreading out for rest” page: 24
“ But he was not quick enough; the dead tree delicately adjusted to rest on the cut living one, crashed down and struck the general a glancing blow on the shoulder as it fell” Page: 25
With fear again gripping his heart. Heard generals mocking laugh ring through the jungle. Page: 25
3. This story contains both types of conflict. Identify three examples of each (three internal, three external) and provide a brief description and page number of each example. With each example, label it as Character vs. Specific Outside Force or Character vs. Specific Internal Force (i.e. Rainsford vs. Tree/Rainsford vs. Nerves)
Internal: Rainsford vs fear Zaroff is looking for him pg. 21. Rainsford vs. curiosity Rainsford stood up on the boat and looked around because of the gun shots page 14. Rainsford vs fear because Ivan had a gun pointed at him page 16
External: Zaroff vs pain the tree fell on his shoulder pg. 25, Zaroff vs Rainsford because he is playing a game against Rainsford pg. 19. Zaroff vs traps the tree is set to fall on him pg. 25.
4. Rainsford develops over the course of this text. Find three different instances from the text (brief description and page number) that clearly identify that Rainsford is thinking, changing, and developing. With each of your examples, explain how that specific instance shows us that Rainsford is changing and developing. He didn’t want to kill humans but now he wants to kill zaroff pg. 23 and 28, He didn’t want to go on the island but then he heard the gun shots and screaming. Pg:15
5. Look at the last several paragraphs of the text. According to the story, Rainsford sleeps in Zaroff’s bed, meaning that Zaroff has been defeated. Who has won this game? Explain your answer. Rainsford wins because he killed zaroff and he took over zarofs house and needed to rest
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Post by Alyssa Krauss on Oct 29, 2015 17:46:56 GMT
Applying the Common Core: The Most Dangerous Game Analysis
Name: Alyssa Krauss
Directions: Individually, answer each question. Focus on QUALITY of answer over QUANTITY of answer. Get to the point, be specific, and explain exactly what you mean with EXAMPLES from the text.
1. Re-title the story. The title of the story should reflect the development of the characters, how the story is shaped, and should also reflect a theme. Let’s Have the Time of Our Lives. This title reflects on the story because it Zarroff had the time of this life with Rainsford.
2. Provide three specific instances (brief description and page number) from the story that support your new chosen title. Explain how each reflects the new title. Zarroff heard screams and cries from a women and a jaguar being killed or getting hurt. (pg. 22) Ranisford fell out of the tree and he ran away in fear. (pg.25) Rainsford forced himself into a gap so Zarroff wouldn’t find him. (pg.27)
3. This story contains both types of conflict. Identify three examples of each (three internal, three external) and provide a brief description and page number of each example. With each example, label it as Character vs. Specific Outside Force or Character vs. Specific Internal Force (i.e. Rainsford vs. Tree/Rainsford vs. Nerves). Zarroff vs. nature. Rainsford vs Zarroff. Rainsford vs. natural.
4. Rainsford develops over the course of this text. Find three different instances from the text (brief description and page number) that clearly identify that Rainsford is thinking, changing, and developing. With each of your examples, explain how that specific instance shows us that Rainsford is changing and developing. In the beginning of the story when Rainsford was on the boat and he was saying I will hunt you down and kill you. Later in the story he wanted to play a “game” with Zaroff and he didn’t kill him right away he wanted to have fun. At the end of the story he was so physio.
5. Look at the last several paragraphs of the text. According to the story, Rainsford sleeps in Zaroff’s bed, meaning that Zaroff has been defeated. Who has won this game? Explain your answer. General Zaroff won the game! He won the game because he wanted to make Rainsford go crazy and that was his mission to do all along.
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Post by Chad on Oct 29, 2015 17:47:12 GMT
1. Re-title the story. The title of the story should reflect the development of the characters, how the story is shaped, and should also reflect a theme.
Getting hunted
2. Provide three specific instances (brief description and page number) from the story that support your new chosen title. Explain how each reflects the new title.
Page 21 last paragraph, Page 24 “I’ll give him a trail to follow,”, Page 25 “Following the trail like a bloodhound came General Zaroff.”
3. This story contains both types of conflict. Identify three examples of each (three internal, three external) and provide a brief description and page number of each example. With each example, label it as Character vs. Specific Outside Force or Character vs. Specific Internal Force (i.e. Rainsford vs. Tree/Rainsford vs. Nerves).
External: Rainsford vs ocean page 15 he’s struggling to get to shore, page 21 last paragraph Rainsford vs Zaroff He’s about to get hunted, page 24 paragraph 9 Zaroff knows where Rainsford is.
Internal: page 15 he realizes his boat isn’t coming back, Page 20 Rainsford realizes Zaroff hunts humans
4. Rainsford develops over the course of this text. Find three different instances from the text (brief description and page number) that clearly identify that Rainsford is thinking, changing, and developing. With each of your examples, explain how that specific instance shows us that Rainsford is changing and developing.
5. Look at the last several paragraphs of the text. According to the story, Rainsford sleeps in Zaroff’s bed, meaning that Zaroff has been defeated. Who has won this game? Explain your answer.
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Post by kiana flores on Oct 29, 2015 17:47:48 GMT
1. Re-title the story. The title of the story should reflect the development of the characters, how the story is shaped, and should also reflect a theme.
Trip to Trapped
2. Provide three specific instances (brief description and page number) from the story that support your new chosen title. Explain how each reflects the new title.
On page 13 Rainsford is on a yacht, and sees an island and wonders what island it is. On page 25 Rainsford almost traps General Zaroff. On page 28, Rainsford won the game that the general was trying to play.
3. This story contains both types of conflict. Identify three examples of each (three internal, three external) and provide a brief description and page number of each example. With each example, label it as Character vs. Specific Outside Force or Character vs. Specific Internal Force (i.e. Rainsford vs. Tree/Rainsford vs. Nerves).
Internal- Rainsford vs. nature, (page 24) pushes through bushes.
Internal- Rainsford vs. anger,(page 28) “ I am still a beast at bay”
Internal- Rainsford vs. fear, (page 25) rubbing his injured shoulder then fear gripping his heart.
External- Rainsford vs. Zaroff, whole story
External-Zaroff vs. log, (page 24) log falls near him.
External- Zaroff vs. hole, (page 26) The breaking branches gave it away.
4. Rainsford develops over the course of this text. Find three different instances from the text (brief description and page number) that clearly identify that Rainsford is thinking, changing, and developing. With each of your examples, explain how that specific instance shows us that Rainsford is changing and developing.
As he sets each trap he is trying to kill Zaroff , but In the beginning of the story he didn’t want to kill any human. 1 trap, branch falling on page 24. 2 trap, the pit with breaking branches with steaks.
5. Look at the last several paragraphs of the text. According to the story, Rainsford sleeps in Zaroff’s bed, meaning that Zaroff has been defeated. Who has won this game? Explain your answer.
Rainsford won the game because he was trying to kill Zaroff just like Zaroff was planning to kill Rainsford. Rainsford found out Zaroffs game.
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Post by Nick D'Orsi on Oct 29, 2015 17:48:58 GMT
1. Re-title the story. The title of the story should reflect the development of the characters, how the story is shaped, and should also reflect a theme.
My title is The General’s Game, I chose this title because in the story when Rainsford woke up the next day he walked upon a house. When he knocked on the door he met the general after he saw Ivan.
2. Provide three specific instances (brief description and page number) from the story that support your new chosen title. Explain how each reflects the new title.
On page 20 it says “Hunting? Good God, General Zaroff, what you speak of is murder. After that on page 21 it says that General Zaroff is explaining the rules of his crazy game. Finally on page 20 General Zaroff says he invented a new animal.
3. This story contains both types of conflict. Identify three examples of each (three internal, three external) and provide a brief description and page number of each example. With each example, label it as Character vs. Specific Outside Force or Character vs. Specific Internal Force (i.e. Rainsford vs. Tree/Rainsford vs. Nerves).
Internal- Rainsford vs. Nerves because as Zaroff was hunting him he was saying “I must keep my nerve”.
External- Rainsford vs. the ocean is external, in the beginning of the story Rainsford fell off the ship. General Zaroff vs. tree is external because Rainsford set a trap and a tree hit his shoulder. Rainsford vs. Zaroff is external because Zaroff is hunting Rainsford in the jungle
4. Rainsford develops over the course of this text. Find three different instances from the text (brief description and page number) that clearly identify that Rainsford is thinking, changing, and developing. With each of your examples, explain how that specific instance shows us that Rainsford is changing and developing.
5. Look at the last several paragraphs of the text. According to the story, Rainsford sleeps in Zaroff’s bed, meaning that Zaroff has been defeated. Who has won this game? Explain your answer. I think that Zaroff has won because at the end he made Rainsford go insane and Rainsford killed him even though in the beginning of the story he didn’t want to hunt humans.
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Post by Misaki Ito on Oct 29, 2015 17:49:13 GMT
1. Re-title the story. The title of the story should reflect the development of the characters, how the story is shaped, and should also reflect a theme. The different kind of Hunting
2. Provide three specific instances (brief description and page number) from the story that support your new chosen title. Explain how each reflects the new title.
Page 20 General told Rainsford that his new objective is hunting human. Page 21 He thinks he is a hunter not murder. Page 22 If his quarry refuses joining his game, He take over to Ivan.
3. This story contains both types of conflict. Identify three examples of each (three internal, three external) and provide a brief description and page number of each example. With each example, label it as Character vs. Specific Outside Force or Character vs. Specific Internal Force (i.e. Rainsford vs. Tree/Rainsford vs. Nerves).
Internal; Rainsford vs. Nerve page27 He kept trying not lose nerve. If he doesn’t, it means his defeat(die).
Rainsford vs. general’s atmosphere page18-19 Rainsford is getting nervous by getting understand genaral’s new game.
Rainsford vs. Tension page24 general was getting close to him, he was freaking out and he held his breath.
External; Rainsford vs. general page24-28 The game started between general and Rainsford.
Rainsford vs. Death Swamp page 26 He was caught in Death camp He could die. General vs. general’s poor visitor page21 They were taken to genaral’s training school and they may be killed by him.
4. Rainsford develops over the course of this text. Find three different instances from the text (brief description and page number) that clearly identify that Rainsford is thinking, changing, and developing. With each of your examples, explain how that specific instance shows us that Rainsford is changing and developing.
Page 23He refuses to play general’s game but he started. Even if he could chose to be taken to Ivan, he decided to fight with General. Page28 He was scared when general was getting close to him. But last paragraph, he seems like he has confidence for defeat him. Page 28 I think he changed to a murder.
5. Look at the last several paragraphs of the text. According to the story, Rainsford sleeps in Zaroff’s bed, meaning that Zaroff has been defeated. Who has won this game? Explain your answer.
I think Rainsford won. Zaroff was killed by him. He did not understand Zaroff is being a murder. But now, he is now murder.
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Post by Jenifer Keller on Oct 29, 2015 17:50:00 GMT
Applying the Common Core: The Most Dangerous Game Analysis
Name: Jenifer Keller
Directions: Individually, answer each question. Focus on QUALITY of answer over QUANTITY of answer. Get to the point, be specific, and explain exactly what you mean with EXAMPLES from the text.
1. Re-title the story. The title of the story should reflect the development of the characters, how the story is shaped, and should also reflect a theme.
Mystery trap island
2. Provide three specific instances (brief description and page number) from the story that support your new chosen title. Explain how each reflects the new title.
Page 13 is explaining how he doesn’t know what island he’s on so it’s a mystery.
Page 15 he forced himself onto a flat surface which is an island.
Page 25 when the general gets trapped.
3. This story contains both types of conflict. Identify three examples of each (three internal, three external) and provide a brief description and page number of each example. With each example, label it as Character vs. Specific Outside Force or Character vs. Specific Internal Force (i.e. Rainsford vs. Tree/Rainsford vs. Nerves).
Internal- Rainsford vs. nature (page 24) “pushes through bushes”
Internal- Rainsford vs. anger (page 28) “I am still a beast at bay.”
Internal- Rainsford vs. fear (page 25) “Rubbing his injured shoulder, then fear gripping his heart.”
External- Zaroff vs. hole (page 26) “Burmese tiger pit claimed the generals dog.”
External- Rainsford vs. Zaroff (whole story)
External- Zaroff vs. log branch (page 24) “ big tree with a thick trunk with outspread branches.”
4. Rainsford develops over the course of this text. Find three different instances from the text (brief description and page number) that clearly identify that Rainsford is thinking, changing, and developing. With each of your examples, explain how that specific instance shows us that Rainsford is changing and developing.
Rainsford is determined to kill people with the Burmese trap (26) , the hole with stake trap (26), and the log branch falling (24), all planned to kill people because in the beginning he didn’t want to kill people.
5. Look at the last several paragraphs of the text. According to the story, Rainsford sleeps in Zaroff’s bed, meaning that Zaroff has been defeated. Who has won this game? Explain your answer.
Rainsford won the game because Zaroff was congratulating him when he came out of the curtain because he swam back to shore.
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Post by @theowennoll on Oct 29, 2015 17:50:33 GMT
Applying the Common Core: The Most Dangerous Game Analysis
Name: Owen Noll
Directions: Individually, answer each question. Focus on QUALITY of answer over QUANTITY of answer. Get to the point, be specific, and explain exactly what you mean with EXAMPLES from the text.
1. Re-title the story. The title of the story should reflect the development of the characters, how the story is shaped, and should also reflect a theme.
Hunting Isn’t Just A Game
2. Provide three specific instances (brief description and page number) from the story that support your new chosen title. Explain how each reflects the new title.
Page 14/One reason I picked this title is the fact that Rainsford loves hunting. Page 20/Another is from Zaroff says he wants to have a game to hunt. Page 25/ Lastly, I named it from Rainsford trying to set up traps to get Zaroff to stop trying to kill him in what Zaroff thought was his game he made to kill humans.
3. This story contains both types of conflict. Identify three examples of each (three internal, three external) and provide a brief description and page number of each example. With each example, label it as Character vs. Specific Outside Force or Character vs. Specific Internal Force (i.e. Rainsford vs. Tree/Rainsford vs. Nerves).
External Conflict
Page 20/ Zaroff vs. Rainsford because Zaroff is playing a game with Rainsford and they have conflict with each other during the process.
Page 17/ Rainsford vs. Ivan because Ivan was pointing a gun at him and exchanging words.
Page 14/ Rainsford vs. Captain Niesen because they are on same boat and talk to each other about Ship-Trap Island.
Internal Conflict
Page 22/ Rainsford vs. fear because he hides from Zaroff to not get killed.
Page 14/ Rainsford vs. curiosity because he stands on side of boats from hearing gun shots.
Page 17/ Rainsford vs. fear from Ivan pointing a gun at him right when he has opened the door.
4. Rainsford develops over the course of this text. Find three different instances from the text (brief description and page number) that clearly identify that Rainsford is thinking, changing, and developing. With each of your examples, explain how that specific instance shows us that Rainsford is changing and developing.
Page 14/ In the beginning he doesn’t want to go to Ship-Trap Island because of its’ name. Then he hears gun shots and screams of an animal he thought so he instantly wanted to go there because he loves hunting.
Page 20/ Another instant is when Zaroff tells him he wants to play a game with hunting. Rainsford did not want to be in the game with hunting.
Page 25/ Lastly, a place where he changes is when he told Zaroff he doesn’t want to kill humans. Then Zaroff says the game starts so he hides and sees places where he can set traps. One of the traps almost worked and just hurt Zaroff, but I believe he wanted to kill him at that moment.
5. Look at the last several paragraphs of the text. According to the story, Rainsford sleeps in Zaroff’s bed, meaning that Zaroff has been defeated. Who has won this game? Explain your answer.
Rainsford has won I believe but it was a tough decision for me because I believe Rainsford is going to turn into the new Zaroff and be the same way he was when people end up on Ship-Trap Island.
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Post by Jadin Ogozalek on Oct 29, 2015 17:51:35 GMT
1. Re-title the story. The title of the story should reflect the development of the characters, how the story is shaped, and should also reflect a theme . "Conquering Death". Rainsford is battling life and death in a rainforest of getting hunted down by a general.
2. Provide three specific instances (brief description and page number) from the story that support your new chosen title. Explain how each reflects the new title. In the end, Zaroff thought he had Rainsford killed by following him to the cliff and seeing Rainsford jump off the cliff until he saw a man in the curtain and it was Rainsford.
3. This story contains both types of conflict. Identify three examples of each (three internal, three external) and provide a brief description and page number of each example. With each example, label it as Character vs. Specific Outside Force or Character vs. Specific Internal Force (i.e. Rainsford vs. Tree/Rainsford vs. Nerves).
Rainsford vs. Zaroff, Zaroff vs. nature, Rainsford vs. Nature. ( external) Rainsford vs. nerve, Rainsford vs. fear. (internal)
4. Rainsford develops over the course of this text. Find three different instances from the text (brief description and page number) that clearly identify that Rainsford is thinking, changing, and developing. With each of your examples, explain how that specific instance shows us that Rainsford is changing and developing. Page 13 Rainsford is just getting ready to go hunting for jaguars, but later on he starts to change by over thinking because of game of being hunted
5. Look at the last several paragraphs of the text. According to the story, Rainsford sleeps in Zaroff’s bed, meaning that Zaroff has been defeated. Who has won this game? Explain your answer. Zaroff has won the game because he got Rainsford to go insane which was his goal the whole time
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