Making Predictions and Visualizing with “The Most Dangerous Game,” Part 2

Question 1

The setting for the film is a jungle.Rainsford sets a trap for the general in the film.✔ The film includes a female character.

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✔ The film includes a female character.

Question 2

The scene was too complicated to re-create in the film, so the film worked better in a new location.✔ The hunt is told through narration in the story, so another character allowed dialogue to be added.The short story had too many scenes to include in a two-hour movie, so several scenes were cut.

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✔ The hunt is told through narration in the story, so another character allowed dialogue to be added.

Question 3

What is one key difference between the film and the short story?[___]

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The film includes a female character.; Selection 1: The film includes a female character.; Selection 2: The hunt is told through narration in the story, so another character allowed dialogue to be added.

Question 4

What problem was solved by making the change?[___]

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The hunt is told through narration in the story, so another character allowed dialogue to be added.

Question 5

In the film adaptation, how is the scene with the Malay mancatcher different?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

The general triggers the trap with his arrow.; What is a likely reason that the filmmakers made this change?: to show that the general is smart and dangerous

Question 6

✔ to show that the general is smart and dangerousto show that the general is carelessto make the film more romantic

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✔ to show that the general is smart and dangerous

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