Question

Part A

What does the interaction between Rainsford and General Zaroff reveal about Rainsford’s attitude toward Zaroff?

A) He is afraid of Zaroff’s lack of self-control.

B) He questions Zaroff’s sanity.

C) He believes Zaroff’s behavior is inhumane.

He is in awe of Zaroff’s power.
Part B

How does Rainsford’s attitude advance the plot of this passage?

A) He understands that he is expected to go hunting.

B) He knows Zaroff is unpredictable.

C) He thinks Zaroff likes to play games.

D) He realizes being the hunted offers a chance for survival.

Answer 1

1. The answer is He questions Zaroff’s sanity.
Rather than killing Rainsford directly, ZAroff decided to hunt rainsford down like a hunter who hunts animal.
Up to this point, Rainsford believed that Zaroff has gone mental because noone in a right mind would do what Zaroff's did.

2.The answer is D. He realizes being the hunted offers a chance for survival
Since Rainsford is love to hunt himself, he understand the game better compared to anyone that Zaroff had ever made Which improve Rainsford's survival chance in the man huntinggame.

Answer 2

Answer:

part A = He believes Zaroff’s behavior is inhumane.

part B = He realizes being the hunted offers a chance for survival.

Explanation:

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