Which of the following is one theme of "The Lottery"
Evil can be cloaked in something that seems to be good.
Lotteries are always in the best interest of everyone involved.
Collect
Sticks and stones may break my bones, but lotteries will never hurt me.
question 2/4
Who "wins" the lottery?
Bill Hutchinson
Collect
Little Davy Hutchinson
Tessie Hutchinson
question 3/4
At the beginning of the story, several boys gather a collection of stones. This is an example of--
irony.
foreshadowing.
Collect
flashback.
question 4/4
How is the setting significant to the story?
The unsettling setting (fall in a village) correaltes with the topic of the fall of mankind.
Collect
The warm and pleasant setting (summer in a village) ironically contrasts the dark content.
The unsettling setting (winter in a village) correlates with the dark content.
Well done! Happy chickens
Cluck, Cluck...
continue
Cows and their milk
Milk the cows for each correct answer
x4
x0
Start
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x0
QUESTION 1/4
Which of the following responses best explains why the village originally held the lottery?
They believed sacrifice would bring good fortune.
To deter villagers from committing crimes
Milking
The government enforced the tradition.
QUESTION 2/4
Who is the oldest living participant in the annual tradition?
Milking
Clyde Dunbar
Old Man Warner
Bill Hutchinson
question 3/4
Who is the person conducting the ceremony?
Mr.Dunbar
Milking
Mr. Warner
Mr. Summers
question 4/4
Which of the following statements about the Lottery is most accurate?
It takes place annually in late June.
Milking
The children are least willing to participate.
Most of the townspeople want to end the tradition.
Well done! Happy cows! (Less Happy Tessie)
Mmoooo...
continue
Pigs and their food
Feed the pigs for each correct answer
x4
x4
x0
x0
Start
QUESTION 1/4
Which of the following is used as a weapon to complete the Lottery?
Feed
QUESTION 2/4
Which is an accurate representation of how the winner in the short story The Lottery would feel about winning?
Feed
QUESTION 3/4
What does the winner of the lottery win?
Feed
QUESTION 4/4
Based on character descriptions and events in the Lottery, which picture best represents what the winner of the lottery looks like?
Feed
Well done! happy pigs
OinK, oink...
continue
Sheep and their wool
Shearing sheep wool for each correct answer
x4
x4
Start
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question 1/4
What do they use for the lottery instead of wood chips like in the past?
slips of paper
sticks
Shearing
straws
question 2/4
Which family draws the slip of paper with the black dot on it?
Dunbar
Shearing
Warner
Hutchinson
question 3/4
What does Tessie say several times when her family (and then herself) has been chosen?
It's not fair.
Shearing
I don't want to die.
Why do we even do this?
question 4/4
What is the implied resolution of "The Lottery?" The last sentence is, "'It isn't fair, it isn't right,' Mrs. Hutchinson screamed. And then they were upon her."
Tessie Hutchinson attacks her attackers.
Tessie Hutchinson is stoned to death.
Shearing
Tessie Hutchinson runs away.
Well done! Happy sheep
Beeeehehe...
continue
All right, daily chores done!
x4
x4
x4
x4
FInalize
CONGRATULATIONS! (on completing the task and not living in the lottery village!)
start over?
It got dark and you haven't finished your daily chores!
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The lottery ESCAPE ROOM
Help on the farm with daily chore
start
Chickens and their eggs
Collect chicken eggs for each correct answer
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x0
x0
x0
Start
question 1/4
Which of the following is one theme of "The Lottery"
Evil can be cloaked in something that seems to be good.
Lotteries are always in the best interest of everyone involved.
Collect
Sticks and stones may break my bones, but lotteries will never hurt me.
question 2/4
Who "wins" the lottery?
Bill Hutchinson
Collect
Little Davy Hutchinson
Tessie Hutchinson
question 3/4
At the beginning of the story, several boys gather a collection of stones. This is an example of--
irony.
foreshadowing.
Collect
flashback.
question 4/4
How is the setting significant to the story?
The unsettling setting (fall in a village) correaltes with the topic of the fall of mankind.
Collect
The warm and pleasant setting (summer in a village) ironically contrasts the dark content.
The unsettling setting (winter in a village) correlates with the dark content.
Well done! Happy chickens
Cluck, Cluck...
continue
Cows and their milk
Milk the cows for each correct answer
x4
x0
Start
x0
x0
QUESTION 1/4
Which of the following responses best explains why the village originally held the lottery?
They believed sacrifice would bring good fortune.
To deter villagers from committing crimes
Milking
The government enforced the tradition.
QUESTION 2/4
Who is the oldest living participant in the annual tradition?
Milking
Clyde Dunbar
Old Man Warner
Bill Hutchinson
question 3/4
Who is the person conducting the ceremony?
Mr.Dunbar
Milking
Mr. Warner
Mr. Summers
question 4/4
Which of the following statements about the Lottery is most accurate?
It takes place annually in late June.
Milking
The children are least willing to participate.
Most of the townspeople want to end the tradition.
Well done! Happy cows! (Less Happy Tessie)
Mmoooo...
continue
Pigs and their food
Feed the pigs for each correct answer
x4
x4
x0
x0
Start
QUESTION 1/4
Which of the following is used as a weapon to complete the Lottery?
Feed
QUESTION 2/4
Which is an accurate representation of how the winner in the short story The Lottery would feel about winning?
Feed
QUESTION 3/4
What does the winner of the lottery win?
Feed
QUESTION 4/4
Based on character descriptions and events in the Lottery, which picture best represents what the winner of the lottery looks like?
Feed
Well done! happy pigs
OinK, oink...
continue
Sheep and their wool
Shearing sheep wool for each correct answer
x4
x4
Start
x4
x0
question 1/4
What do they use for the lottery instead of wood chips like in the past?
slips of paper
sticks
Shearing
straws
question 2/4
Which family draws the slip of paper with the black dot on it?
Dunbar
Shearing
Warner
Hutchinson
question 3/4
What does Tessie say several times when her family (and then herself) has been chosen?
It's not fair.
Shearing
I don't want to die.
Why do we even do this?
question 4/4
What is the implied resolution of "The Lottery?" The last sentence is, "'It isn't fair, it isn't right,' Mrs. Hutchinson screamed. And then they were upon her."
Tessie Hutchinson attacks her attackers.
Tessie Hutchinson is stoned to death.
Shearing
Tessie Hutchinson runs away.
Well done! Happy sheep
Beeeehehe...
continue
All right, daily chores done!
x4
x4
x4
x4
FInalize
CONGRATULATIONS! (on completing the task and not living in the lottery village!)
start over?
It got dark and you haven't finished your daily chores!
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