Which statement best explains the author's choice to include both a lavish château and a jungle as the setting for "The Most Dangerous Game"?
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It heightens the contrast between civilized and uncivilized worlds.
It heightens the contrast between civilized and uncivilized worlds.
It introduces obstacles that make Rainsford fearful at first.
It introduces obstacles that make Rainsford fearful at first.
It presents different environments to add variety.
It presents different environments to add variety.
It hints at Zaroff's gracious and humane nature.
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The statement that best explains the author's choice to include both a lavish château and a jungle as the setting for "The Most Dangerous Game" is:
It heightens the contrast between civilized and uncivilized worlds.
This contrast is central to the story, emphasizing the themes of civilization versus savagery and the moral implications of hunting and survival. The château represents civilization and luxury, while the jungle symbolizes the primal instincts and the struggle for survival.
