Exploring the Themes of Shirley Jackson's The Lottery

The video depicts a community gathering for a traditional lottery event. Participants draw papers from a box, and the process is overseen by community leaders. As the lottery progresses, tensions rise, and the fairness of the process is questioned. The event concludes with the revelation of the lottery's outcome, leaving a significant impact on the community.

What does Steve dislike?

• School roof

• Patches

• Second grade teacher

• TV dinners

What was finished yesterday?

• The new roof

• The TV dinner

• The lottery

• The patches

Who is appointed as the master of the lottery?

• Joe

• Steve

• Harry

• Bill

Who is drawing for Clyde Dunbar?

• Janie

• Watson boy

• Bill

• Horace

What is the traditional saying about the lottery in June?

• Corn in June, lottery soon

• Lottery in June, work soon

• Lottery in June, corn heavy soon

• Corn heavy soon

How many years has Old Man Warner been in the lottery?

• 60 years

• 70 years

• 77 years

• 50 years

Who drew for the Hutchinson family?

• Bill Jr.

• Bill

• Nancy

• Tessie

How many kids does Bill have?

• Five

• Three

• Four

• Two

What does Tessie claim about the drawing?

• It was fair

• It wasn't fair

• It was slow

• It was quick

Who opens the papers at the end?

• Nancy

• Tessie

• Bill

• Harry