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The most dangerous game questions 10. Based on this passage, with which of the following statements would
General Zaroff most likely agree?
a. Fighting in a war does not change a person's perspective on life.
b. Civilized people are naturally romantic.
c. Hunting men for sport is actually coldblooded murder.
d. A human life is no more valuable than an animal's life.
e. Violence is not the answer.

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