WorksheetsRead180 Unit 3 Dystopia
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 17mins
Do you remember the two BIG stories from this unit?
Yes, Hunger Games and Lottery
No, I did not read them both
Yes, But I need a refresher
No, I have not read both
A Dystopia can be defined as....
A wonderful place to live
A place where you must conform
A place just like America
A place under the water
Conformity is one theme of Shirley Jackson's short story "The Lottery,"
Pressure to conform can come from society, even from our own neighbors. "The Lottery," explores this aspect of (a) ?
What is conformity? Select all that apply
Sameness
Equality
likeness
uniformity
everyone doing the same thing
Where can you find a central idea?
in the beginning, middle, and end of a story
only first sentence of the story
only the last sentence
you have to make it up
How many details do you need to support your main idea?
1
2
3
99
What was one of the theme's we came up with for the story, "The Lottery?" (page 132 in your book)
What are the four big ideas we look for when we analyze literary elements in a story?
Setting
Characters
theme
plot
Main Idea
Which character changes her mind in the story "The Lottery?" Why?
Which character represents the idea of TRADITIONS in the Lottery?
Mr. Summers
Old Man Warner
Tessie
Mr. Graves
What are pieces of evidence that "The Lottery," is changing? Select all that apply
Everyone would change the box
other towns have already stopped it
Traditions are important
People having fun during the lottery
Children picked up rocks
The second story we read about Dystopia Societies was:
(a)
One difference between Hunger Games and The Lottery:
The Lottery and The Hunger Games are ____________ to each other because they both talk about ___________________.
(a)
The theme of a story is....
The message we are supposed to learn
The big topic
The events in the story
Where the story takes place
