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“The Most Dangerous Game” Annotations

#1 Using your pencil, re-read the passage and mark/write the following between the lines: Any questions you have Any predictions you can make Any opinions you may have at this point about any aspect (characters, setting, etc.)

Circle any words with a negative connotation. #2 Circle any words with a negative connotation.

#3 Highlight pink any examples of foreshadowing.

Highlight green any examples of vivid imagery. #4 Highlight green any examples of vivid imagery.

#5 Highlight yellow any examples of figurative language.

Analyze! Using your annotations, choose and list five of the most important sentences, words, or phrases from this selection. Based on those 5 details, choose an adjective that you feel represents the feeling of the story so far. This is MOOD. We will discuss mood and tone tomorrow. Details, images, figurative language, etc. are all used by authors to establish mood and tone.