English, 21.10.2021 06:30, zoet1027

Part 5 of 5: Making Inferences for Theme Directions: In Unit 3, we listed themes for the story based on a specific topic (growing up). I'd like for you to
try to do the same for "The Most Dangerous Game." Take the list of topics given and generate TWO potential
theme sentences that reveal the message of this story. Remember theme sentences should be GENERAL -
they should NOT list specifics about the story (Think back to a Unit 3 theme → Growing up can be difficult.).
TWO POTENTIAL THEME STATEMENTS
TOPICS - What MDG is
Your statement should be an INFERENCE and include the word from the left column & should NOT
mostly about - PICK TWO
summarize plot points or elements of the story. No evidence or citations are necessary at this time.
human nature
survival
morals
violence

PLEASE HELP I NEED THIS BY TOMORROW 10-19-21 THIS WILL BE 100 POINTS

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