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The Lottery-Period 4-Van Wie and Marquis
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This is Van Wie and Marquis' Quiz for The Lottery
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1
Where does the lottery take place?
The village square between the post office and the bank
In the patch of greenery just outside of town
The town square between the butcher and the coal company
The marketplace next to the bank
2
What’s a major change in the tone of the story?
Intro to the story-Ending of the story
Middle of the story-Ending of the story
A change in character perspective from positive to negative
3
How many people were in the village?
400 people (approx.)
100 people (approx.)
300 people (approx.)
1,300 people (approx.)
4
How does the beginning of the story start?
The mid-morning of June 27th was sunny and clear…
The afternooon of June 40th was dark and stormy
The lunch of June 20th was delectable and pleasant…
The morning of June 27th was clear and sunny…
5
What are the five most important items in the story?
Stones, wooden box, slips of papers, the stool, the lottery
Wooden box, stones, slips of papers, the stool, the lottery
The coal, the box, slips of papers, the bench, the lottery
the things, wooden box, slips of papers, the stool, the bird
6
Give an example of an Allusion
"The Lottery"2
Stoning as a punishment for sin in the Bible.
Mr. Summers and Mr. Graves
Aztecs, Mayans, Romans used animal and human sacrifices
7
Who conducts the Lottery?
Mr. Summers and Mr. Martin
Mr. Summers
Mr. Adams
Mr. Graves
8
What’s an example of tone from the story?
The beginning of the story
The ending of the story
The underlying message of violence and peer pressure
Tessie draws a slip of paper
9
What’s an example of Imagery?
"then they were upon her"
"the sound reached the edges of the crowd"
"The Lottery"
10
What are some examples of how we feed this barbaric side of ourselves?
Watching car wrecks to find gore.
David and Goliath battling for blood
Football is like the colosseum
Sports, video games, movies, news, etc...
11
What is the common theme that Shooting an Elephant and The Lottery share?
Subconjective verb anomalies
Mob rule/majority rules/peer pressure
Impropriety of the state of nature
Violence is desired
12
How is Mr. Summers portrayed?
Round faced but rude/cruel
With big belly and a hearty laugh
Round faced and jovial
Cruel and nasty
13
What day and time is the Lottery on?
June 26, 10 o'clock
June 28, 9 o'clock
June 27, 10 o’clock
June 28 10 o'clock
14
What point was the author making about human nature?
Due to press freedom there's more power given to majority
We always follow the majority's will
We all have a very barbaric side to us
15
What are the three types of irony?
Dramatic, Verbal, Situational
Personal, Situational, Subjective
Conjugate, Verbal, Situational
Dramatic, Literary, Situational
