How does Zaroff view humanity?*5 pointsHe considers all other humans besides himself harmless and easy to hunt.After the war, he views humanity as a danger that needs to be destroyed completely.He does not value human life very highly and hunts people he sees as inferior.He cares deeply for everyone and strongly values human life, so he likes hunting people.

Which character in 'The Most Dangerous Game' is known for hunting humans for sport? aSanger Rainsford bIvan cWhitney dGeneral Zaroff

Which of the following best describes Rainsford's first impression of General Zaroff?*5 pointsHe is an overall ordinary man who lives in an extraordinary house.He warmly welcomes Rainsford, but Rainsford can tell there is something strange about Zaroff.He is just as, if not more, intimidating and off-putting than his companion, Ivan.He seems lonely and sad, so Rainsford agrees to dine with him out of pity.

Why does Zaroff likely show Rainsford the dogs?*5 pointsto boast about his dog-breeding skillsto show Rainsford that he loves his petsto warn Rainsford not to provoke themto make sure Rainsford knows he cannot escape

What does Rainsford do on the first night of the hunt?*5 pointsHe creates a winding, confusing trail to throw off Zaroff.He cannot decide whether to act like a fox or a cat.He puts as much distance as possible between himself and Zaroff on the island.He climbs a tree and stays up there, knowing that Zaroff would be able to follow any trail he created.

Why does the general wish to hunt Rainsford?*5 pointsRainsford is the only other human on the island besides Ivan and Zaroff.Zaroff wants to hunt someone who will challenge him.Rainsford refuses to promise not to tell anyone about Zaroff's activities.Rainsford wants to leave the island before they hunt.