The Lottery and The Monkey's Paw Test Review

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What does Old Man Warner's dialogue suggest about the lottery?

Back

The lottery is necessary for the village’s survival.

Front

What tense is 'The Lottery' told in, and from what point of view?

Back

Past; omniscient third-person.

Front

Define 'credulity' as used in the context of the passage.

Back

Quickness to believe.

Front

Why is Tessie unhappy with the first drawing?

Back

She believes her husband was hurried.

Front

What does 'perfunctory' mean?

Back

Done quickly and out of habit.

Front

What is the significance of tradition in 'The Lottery'?

Back

Tradition plays a crucial role in maintaining the lottery as a societal norm.

Front

How does the setting influence the events in 'The Lottery'?

Back

The small village setting creates a sense of normalcy and acceptance of the lottery.

Front

What is the main theme of 'The Monkey's Paw'?

Back

The dangers of interfering with fate.

Front

What are the three wishes granted by the monkey's paw?

Back

The wishes are for money, the return of a deceased loved one, and a final wish to undo the previous wishes.

Front

What lesson does the story of 'The Monkey's Paw' teach about wishes?

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Wishes can have unintended consequences.