Traditional Pathway: "The Most Dangerous Game" Reading Strategies Performance

If you ARE working towards the Honors Designation, skip this assignment and complete the next one in the Module. 

If you are NOT working towards the Honors Designation, choose ONE of the following options to turn in. 

**This is not an art class, so I'm not expecting a masterpiece. Show me your ability to use the labeled reading strategy. You may either submit this assignment online or turn in a paper copy in class.

Map (visualizing)

Illustrate and label a map that shows the main events and locations of the story.  Include the following items: the chateau, Death Swamp, Burmese Tiger Pit, the jungle landscape and sea, etc.  

Picture Book OR Comic (summarizing)

Create a picture book (at least five pages) or comic that includes a simplified version of the story. Include the main events.  

Short Story (predicting)

Write a short story (at least one page, double-spaced) that is an extension, or sequel, to "The Most Dangerous Game." Stick to the same point of view and begin with the last line in the story: "He had never slept in a better bed, Rainsford decided."