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    What is the sport around which the short story 'The Most Dangerous Game' is centered?The Most Dangerous Quiz

      hunting. An experienced yachter falls off his boat--We don't think so!

    What type of Russians were Ivan and Zaroff?The Most Dangerous Quiz

      Cossacks. They had pointy teeth.

    What was Ivan's disability?The Most Dangerous Quiz

      deaf and mute. Deaf and he could hunt!?

    What is the name of Zaroff's island?The Most Dangerous Quiz

      Ship-trap Island. The sinking of ships was NOT accidental.

    Why did Zaroff hunt people?The Most Dangerous Quiz

      ennui. Zaroff DID use the sailors as filet mignon for his dogs, though.

    What type of character is Rainsford?The Most Dangerous Quiz

      round and dynamic.

    What was Ivan's fate?The Most Dangerous Quiz

      stabbed to death.

    What part of the island was Rainsford told to avoid?The Most Dangerous Quiz

      death swamp .

    Who is the author of the short story?The Most Dangerous Quiz

      Richard Connell .

    Which agency does Nick Carter work for?Nick Carter

      Axe.

    Who or what is Pierre?Nick Carter

      A gas bomb. A marble sized gas bomb he carries in a special pocket of his shorts. The type of gas used could vary from knockout to deadly

    What is Nick Carter's rating?Nick Carter

      N3. He is now the top rated killmaster

    What name did Nick give his Luger?Nick Carter

      Wilhelmina.

    What is the only other weapon Nick Carter regularly uses?Nick Carter

      A stiletto. He called the knife Hugo, and usually keeps it in an arm sheath

    What is the name of Miles' contact in Singapore?Justin Cartwright's Greatest Novel

      Richard Chua. Zwetters was Miles' boss in {London;} Leeson was a real-life rogue {trader;} I made up Henry Loh.

    What was the name of Bernie's former agent?Justin Cartwright's Greatest Novel

      Lennie Weinreb. Lennie, 74, retired to a villa in Spain after advising Bernie to give up showbiz.

    In which London borough was Tim's daughter Gemma attending her dancing class?Justin Cartwright's Greatest Novel

      Knightsbridge. Tim's former wife Magda enrolled Gemma in the class from New York - later, of course, Magda has her 'kidnapped' from the class.

    What is the name of the credit card that Tim, Victoria and Bernie are involved with?Justin Cartwright's Greatest Novel

      American Eagle. It may not be the real name of the card - 'these people are madly litigious,' Tim notes at the beginning of the novel.

    Where are Cochrane's scars, left when he was bitten by a lion in 1931?Justin Cartwright's Greatest Novel

      Torso. Tim likens the scars to a Miro painting, 'with its little squiggles and hieroglyphs.'

    What does Victoria's Tate lecturer Tresilian serve at the disastrous dinner party?Justin Cartwright's Greatest Novel

      Serbian chicken. The cracked wheat caught fire...

    From where does Chief Phineas Chilingwe write to Tim?Justin Cartwright's Greatest Novel

      Kenya. The Chief's full address: Private Bag 10, Uzumbu, North East District, Kenya.

    Where did Victoria go to university?Justin Cartwright's Greatest Novel

      Sussex. 'At 19 she had set off to Sussex University, and at 29 she was sitting alone on a Sunday morning in London, wondering where those years had gone...'

    What was the make of Jacci's car that Miles crashes at 4.30 in the morning?Justin Cartwright's Greatest Novel

      Renault. Miles crashes it in Trafalgar Square - the car's underside is ripped open as it comes to rest at the base of one of the lion statues.

    What is the name of the lion in the zoo that escapes?Justin Cartwright's Greatest Novel

      Chaka. Simba, of course, is Cochrane's nickname.

    From what part of London does Mike, Victoria's advertising agency colleague, hail?Justin Cartwright's Greatest Novel

      Deptford. Deptford: '...a part of London so dismal it was only known, if at all, as the birthplace of some of the Stones a long time ago...'

    In her Tate classes, which painter does Victoria concentrate on?Justin Cartwright's Greatest Novel

      Stubbs. George Stubbs - he painted a lot of horse and lion pictures.

    What magazine does Tim write for?Justin Cartwright's Greatest Novel

      Manhattan. Tim describes himself as '...a bush league Alastair Cooke or Garrison Keillor...'

    What is the name of the caretaker in the building where Cochrane lives?Justin Cartwright's Greatest Novel

      Doris Pollymoss. 'A name right out of Dickens,' reflects Tim. Tibbs was the Billingsgate fishmonger, of course...

    What is the name of Bernie's musical?Justin Cartwright's Greatest Novel

      Buzz Bomb. 'With additional lyrics by T. Curtiz.'

    Why did Tom go to New York?The Prince of Tides

      because of Savannah. Tom went to New York to help his sister Savannah, who had tried to commit suicide.

    What is Tom and Savannah's birthdate?The Prince of Tides

      October 4, 1944. Tom and Savannah were born during the great storm Bathsheba, midwifed by Sarah Jenkins.

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