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Understanding the Lottery

Quiz by Daniel Miller

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Men and women in the story often
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were in conflict with each other
ignored their children
had traditional gender roles
shared responsibilities in the home

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Q1
Men and women in the story often
were in conflict with each other
ignored their children
had traditional gender roles
shared responsibilities in the home
30s
Q2
Which character really stands out the most as someone who wants to follow traditions?
Mrs. Hutchinson
Old Man Warner
Bill Hutchinson
Mr. Summers
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Q3
What is not a symbol of tradition in the story
the slips of paper
the black box
the lottery itself
the stones
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Q4
What did Mr. Summers speak frequently to the villagers about?
Life before Old Man Warner was born
Making a new black box
using wood chips to draw names again
the dangers of lottery
30s
Q5
What was ironic about the black box
they actually used a hat to draw the papers
None of the above are true
it wasn't completely black
it wasn't really a box shape
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