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Most Dangerous Game Map Project Most Dangerous Game Map Project “Off there to the right – somewhere – is a large island,” said Whitney. “It’s rather a mystery –” As we read “The Most Dangerous Game,” you may notice that the details of setting play a key role in your understanding of the story’s action. This activity will help you analyze information to then process details in an accurate visual representation. You are to create a detailed map of Ship-Trap Island. The map should be colorful, neat, and creative. Rubric Code: K24W582 By reaganjeffries Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Falls Below 10 pts	Proficient 20 pts	Exemplary 30 pts
Map-creativity The map should incorporate your personal take on the story. Should include: Title Color (Especially noting Jungle Landscape and the Sea) Compass Rose Key/ Legend Label the paths that Rainsford and Zaroff followed during the hunt with a dotted line, like this --------------. (Each path should be a different color )	Falls Below Plain map; nothing to it but the basic info provided from the story. No color usage. No title.	Proficient Some personal additions to the map that were not necessarily provided in the text. Some color usage. Map name: Ship Trap Island.	Exemplary Mostly personal additions. Map is neat and well made, with attention to detail. Colorful. Name other than: Ship Trap Island.
Included Landmarks and Path Create a path on your map that follows Rainsford and Zaroff's travels on the island. Label specific landmarks: Yacht Rainsford’s Landing Point Jagged Rocks to Chateau, The “Ship-Trap” General Zaroff’s Chateau Big tree where Rainsford sleeps Malay Man-catcher Death Swamp & quicksand Burmese Tiger Trap Ugandan Knife trick/Sapling Trap (Where Ivan Dies) Rainsford’s leaping point Cove Cliff Rainsfor	Falls Below Few, if any, of the important landmarks from the story are included, and/or the path between them is incorrect.	Proficient 5+ important landmarks are utilized from the story.	Exemplary All important landmarks are included and in the correct order on the path: Logical shape and form of Ship-Trap Island based on your reading All landmarks use logical style/details from the text 10+ landmarks included