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The Lottery: People & Setting Thinkers

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Critical thinking questions about setting and characters.

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Critical thinking questions about setting and characters.

by mckenzye
1

Where does the lottery take place in the story's setting?

2

Who is the official in charge of the lottery?

3

What object is central to the ritual of drawing?

4

On what day does the lottery occur in the narrative?

5

Which character reacts loudly to the lottery result?

6

What is the general tone of the villagers toward the ritual?

7

Which element signals time and tradition in the town?

8

How is the box described as the story begins?

9

Who helps hold the box steady at the start?

10

What does Old Man Warner call those who want to end the lottery?

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