The Lottery Ticket

Ivan Dimitritch was a ____________ class man.

• upper

• lower

• middle

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Dimitrich family's income was __________ dollars per year

• 1200 hundred

• 120 000 thousand

• 12 000 thousand

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Which piece of textual evidence shows that Dimitrich accepted his economic status?

• and was very well satisfied with his lot

• sat on the sofa after supper

• Dimitritch was a middle aged man

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"But hasn't your ticket lapsed?" TThe word lapsed means:

• expired

• ended

• printed

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Which piece of textual evidence indicates that Dimitrich was shocked?

• Unable to believe his eyes

• And immediately as though in mockery

• He passed his finger downwards

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He gave a broad senseless smile when ... is an example of

• metaphor

• simile

• personification

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To torment and tantalize oneself is ann example of :

• pun

• alliteration

• metaphor

So there's a probablity that we have won. Probability means:

• possibility

• opportunity

• risk

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The possibility of winning bewildered them. Bewildered means:

• confused

• excited

• indifferent

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It will be a transformation. The word transformation means:

• change

• rennovation

• adjustment

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