• Challenger to give thanks to speaker, Waldron who gives an overview of evolution, and reminds us of the extinction of certain species.
• Challenger interrupts to suggest prehistoric species are still alive.
• Reflect on Roxton's character.  What do his exploits in the Amazon tell  you?
• Why is he called the Red Chief?
• Discourse of cannibalism.
• How does Malone appeal to his audience and how are his letters conveyed?
• Describe one instance in which Malone expresses fear that his letters may not make their way to McArdle.
• Elaborate on the rhetoric of the unknown; where does it surface in this novel?
• Who are the imperial personnel?
• Why do you think Challenger makes the men dependent on him rather than maps?
• Zambo represents link to civilization

Rhetorical terms:
pathos: appeal to emotion
logos: appeal to reason
Ethos: appeal to authority, establish credibility

Socratic method: a dialogue, the use of questions to get students to arrive at their own answers or, if such answers are vague, to provide a response.
Devised by Greek Philosopher, Socrates