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- Q1The titular “lottery” of Jackson’s story takes place ________________.annuallywhenever a villager diesweeklyevery month30s
- Q2From the description in the story we can infer that the village where the story takes place is ________________.impoverishedin New York CityPatriarchal (controlled by men)all of the above30s
- Q3All of the following things are true about the lottery EXCEPT ________________.all of the villagers think it is a stupid ritualother villages have abandoned the ritual entirelythe villagers are nervous before the drawingit takes place at the beginning of summer30s
- Q4All of the following things are true about Mr. Summers EXCEPT _________________.he runs many other village activitieshe is not well-liked by the villagershe is in charge of the lotteryhe is a merchant30s
- Q5Old Man Warner believes that the lottery is ________________.too brutal of a traditionwrongly dismissed by younger generationsmeaningless to himtoo serious for Mr. Summers30s
- Q6The general attitude of the villagers in attendance can be best described as ________________.jovialimpatientsolemnhorrified30s
- Q7Tessie Hutchinson protests the initial drawing because _________________.she was not on timeshe was not allowed to drawshe believes her husband was hurriedshe knows Mr. Summers dislikes the Hutchinsons30s
- Q8The second drawing is done to determine __________________.the winner of the second place prizenext year’s lottery winnerwhich of the Hutchinsons will be chosenwhich family will be selected for sacrifice30s
- Q9After the story’s end we can infer that Tessie Hutchinson will _______________.ask her husband for a divorcebe stoned to deathwin the lotterykill the attacking villagers30s
- Q10The villagers likely continue to participate in the lottery because _________________.they believe the ritual sacrifice will bring them good luckmob mentality frequently overwhelms individual thoughtolder generations have passed it downall of the above30s