Question

read the excerpt from \the most dangerous game\ by richard connell. \and now,\ said the general, \i want to show you my new collection of heads. will you come with me to the library?\ \i hope,\ said rainsford, \that you will excuse me tonight, general zaroff. im really not feeling at all well.\ \ah, indeed?\ the general inquired solicitously. \well, i suppose thats only natural, after your long swim. you need a good restful nights sleep. tomorrow youll feel better, im sure. then well hunt, eh? ive one rather promising prospect—\ what logical predictions can a reader make based on the excerpt? check all that apply. the general will retire from hunting in the morning. the general will force rainsford to participate in the hunt. rainsford will embrace the generals ideas as his own. rainsford will attempt to escape from the island.

Explanation:

The general wants Rainsford to participate in the hunt as he mentions "tomorrow we'll hunt" and seems to be coercing Rainsford into it. Also, given the nature of the general's character and the situation, it is likely that Rainsford will attempt to escape from the island. There is no indication that Rainsford will embrace the general's ideas or that the general will retire from hunting.

Answer:

The general will force Rainsford to participate in the hunt.
Rainsford will attempt to escape from the island.