The Lottery Quiz 18 (60 MCQs)

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1. Characterized by a joyous humor or spirit of good-fellowship
2. Who arrives late at the lottery?
3. The morning of June 27th was overcast and cool. (a)
4. Who conducts the lottery?
5. "All right folks, let's finish quickly." Name the speaker:
6. What other activities does Mr. Summers run?
7. Why is there a lottery?
8. The rituals of the lottery .....
9. "The original paraphernalia for the lotter had been lost long ago ..... " What is the word PARAPHERNALIA referring to?
10. Many objects in the lottery have symbolic value. What is one symbolic meaning of the black spot on the slips of paper?
11. Match character to description:The person who is late to the lottery
12. Which statement best supports the relationship between Ivan and his wife was unpleasant?
13. Which POV is used to tell the story?
14. What are the boys doing in the square at the beginning of the story?
15. The Lottery takes place on this date
16. What does the term inciting incident mean?
17. Why did Mr. Summers want to make a new box?
18. The point of view in 'The Lottery' is:
19. It is your ..... responsibility to vote on election day.
20. The people meet at 10AM so that .....
21. A state of doubt or uncertainty; a delay due to fear
22. (adv) to a great degree, in large amounts.
23. What was the name of the main character in the story "The Lottery" ?
24. Who was in charge of calling the names for the lottery?
25. To fall or deviate from a previous standard
26. Who is the "lucky" winner of the lottery?
27. Behaving in a somber or dignified way
28. Possibility that something will happen
29. Read this information about the word regretfully. "I guess not, Joe, " Bill Hutchinson said regretfully. "My daughter draws with her husband's family, that's only fair." This information helps the reader understand that the word regretfully means-
30. What sentence properly uses the word ''assembled" , ''craned" , ''grinned"
31. Sarah couldn't concentrate on her math test, because she had already ..... from class and was thinking about her soccer tournament the next day.
32. What is one example of foreshadowing that the author used to suggest the possibility of evil in The Lottery?
33. As part of the RITUAL, the members of the group would cover their heads and enter the room silently.
34. "There had been, also, a ritual salute, which the official of the lottery had had to use in addressing each person who came up to draw from the box, but this also had changed with time, until now it was felt necessary only for the official to speak to each person approaching" (paragraph 7).
35. Who was the winner of the lottery?
36. What is the main THEME of "The Lottery" ?
37. To do something regularly and in a particular way
38. BONUS!!!!! What is "mob mentality"
39. What did Old Man Warner have a problem with?
40. What is the irony of the story?
41. Who was the elder who had his seventy-seventh time participating in the lottery?
42. What does Tessie Hutchinson claim is not fair?
43. Why does Mrs. Hutchinson say that the lottery drawing is unfair?
44. Which one of the behaviors below shows defiance?
45. How does Old Man Warner react when he finds out that " ..... over in north village they're talking of giving up the lottery?"
46. What is the denotation of a word?
47. A routine followed faithfully
48. If John's conducting something, what is he doing?
49. How do the Villagers react to the outcome of the Lottery?
50. What is the tone of a story?
51. Who is Tessie Hutchinson?
52. Who draws for Clyde Dunbar, and why?
53. How does 'The Lottery' explore the dark side of human nature?
54. What is the procedure after Bill reveals that his family is selected to draw in the lottery?
55. Which kind of characterization is shown in red?"[Mr. Summers] was a round-faced, jovial man and he ran the coal business, and people were sorry for him because he had no children and his wife was a scold" (4).Jovial= friendly/cheerful
56. What happens at the end of the book?
57. Where is the lottery held?
58. What is the connotation of the words "humorlessly" and "nervously" ?
59. Imagine a school debate club where Reagen, Bridget, and Carter are members. If one of them took on a role where they would be constantly scolding or reprimanding with loud and abusive speech, who would that be?
60. Used to describe something that is done without energy or enthusiasm because of habit or because it is expected