The Lottery

What is symbolized by the black dot?

• Tradition

• Faith

• Death

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The Lottery is told in the ____ tense.

• Past

• Present

• Future

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On what day does the Lottery take place?

• September 4

• June 27

• July 25

The Lottery is told in what point of view?

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When is the Lottery held?

• Every year

• Every full moon

• Every month

What does Old Man Warner believe about the Lottery?

• It is necessary for the village to survive

• That he is a villain

• The power of tradition

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Why is Tessie mad after the first Lottery drawing?

• She was not on time

• Bill was rushed to pick a paper

• She did not pick for the lottery

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What is the mood of the villagers?

• In a hurry

• Happy

• Sad

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Why does the village have a lottery?

• The government makes them

• They heard bad things happen to villagers that don't have a lottery

• Sacrifice will bring them good fortune

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Match the following

• Not in attendance at this year’s lottery because of a broken leg

• Tessie Hutchinson

• The person conducting the ceremony

• Mr. Summers

• Thinks the lottery drawing was unfair

• Clyde Dunbar

• The oldest living participant in the annual tradition

• Bill Hutchinson

• Father of three and husband to Tessie

• Old Man Warner

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