The Lottery Quiz

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The Lottery

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Froggy Jumps The Lottery QuizOnline version The Lottery by Karol Nicole Riveros Munoz 1 Who conducts the lottery? a Mr. Summers b Mr. Graves c Old Man Warner 2 Why is Mrs. Hutchinson late to the lottery? a She was visiting a friend b She was washing the dishes c She forgot the date 3 How many times has Old Man Warner participated in the lottery? a 60 b 77 c 70 4 Why does Tessie Hutchinson protest only after her family is selected? a She accepts the tradition until it affects her personally b She realizes the lottery is dangerous c She never believed in the lottery before 5 What does the story mainly criticize? a Economic inequality b Political corruption c Blind conformity and social cruelty 6 Which was NOT a part of the traditional rituals practiced in the lottery? a The usage of ceremonial apparel b The usage of chips of wood c A recital of a tuneless chant performed by the official of the lottery 7 According to the story, What was the population of the village where the lottery took place? a Less that one hundred people b More than three hundred people. c Exactly one thousand people 8 8. What is Old Man Warner suggesting with his comment about 'living in caves' and 'nobody work any more'? a c. He's suggesting that the village should move out and live in caves in order to save money and res b He implies that abandoning the lottery would cause a collapse of social order and a return to a prim c d. He thinks that living in caves is the new trend that northern villages has stared to follow 9 In which of the following places has the box been stored during the year? a B) In Mr. Graves' barn, the post office, the Martin grocery, and the coal Mr. Summer 's company. b A) In the town hall, the village school, and the local church. c C) In Old Man Warners house and the town square's monument. 10 What was the mandatory order in which the villagers drew from the black box? a The heads of household had to go first b The heads of the family had to go first c The official of the lottery first

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The Lottery QuizOnline version

The Lottery

by Karol Nicole Riveros Munoz

Who conducts the lottery?

Mr. Summers

Mr. Graves

Old Man Warner

Why is Mrs. Hutchinson late to the lottery?

She was visiting a friend

She was washing the dishes

She forgot the date

How many times has Old Man Warner participated in the lottery?

Why does Tessie Hutchinson protest only after her family is selected?

She accepts the tradition until it affects her personally

She realizes the lottery is dangerous

She never believed in the lottery before

What does the story mainly criticize?

Economic inequality

Political corruption

Blind conformity and social cruelty

Which was NOT a part of the traditional rituals practiced in the lottery?

The usage of ceremonial apparel

The usage of chips of wood

A recital of a tuneless chant performed by the official of the lottery

According to the story, What was the population of the village where the lottery took place?

Less that one hundred people

More than three hundred people.

Exactly one thousand people

8. What is Old Man Warner suggesting with his comment about 'living in caves' and 'nobody work any more'?

c. He's suggesting that the village should move out and live in caves in order to save money and res

He implies that abandoning the lottery would cause a collapse of social order and a return to a prim

d. He thinks that living in caves is the new trend that northern villages has stared to follow

In which of the following places has the box been stored during the year?

B) In Mr. Graves' barn, the post office, the Martin grocery, and the coal Mr. Summer 's company.

A) In the town hall, the village school, and the local church.

C) In Old Man Warners house and the town square's monument.

What was the mandatory order in which the villagers drew from the black box?

The heads of household had to go first

The heads of the family had to go first

The official of the lottery first

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by Karol Nicole Riveros Munoz

Who conducts the lottery?

Why is Mrs. Hutchinson late to the lottery?

How many times has Old Man Warner participated in the lottery?

Why does Tessie Hutchinson protest only after her family is selected?

What does the story mainly criticize?

Which was NOT a part of the traditional rituals practiced in the lottery?

According to the story, What was the population of the village where the lottery took place?

8. What is Old Man Warner suggesting with his comment about 'living in caves' and 'nobody work any more'?

In which of the following places has the box been stored during the year?

What was the mandatory order in which the villagers drew from the black box?

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