The Lottery Quiz 33 (20 MCQs)

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1. This word, using the root-pher (to carry) describes a set of belongings.
2. What is the significance of the black box to the story?
3. Which option is the correct meaning of 'surveying'?
4. How do the villagers treat one another as the lottery begins?
5. After school was done, the children had ..... to do whatever they wanted
6. Who said 'People ain't the way they used to be'?
7. What is on the marked piece of paper?
8. Which of the following is a recent change made to the village's lottery ritual?
9. The following quote represents which literary device?"The morning of June 27th was clear and sunny, with the fresh warmth of a full-summer day, " (Jackson 1).
10. When told he would not get what he wanted for supper, he stomped his foot .....
11. Emotionally detached
12. What is the mood at the end of "The Lottery?"
13. What is the meaning of the word Paraphernalia?
14. Who is Old Man Warner and what does he stand for in the grand scheme of things?
15. A life lesson for the story is
16. What does the word bewildered mean in the following line from the text: "The possibility of winning bewildered them; they could not have said, could not have dreamed, what they both needed that $ 75, 000 for ..... "
17. A long established and inherited custom or practice
18. What does the term 'reluctantly' mean?
19. What kind of stories are told during the big event facilitated by the gift from the Judge?
20. The black box being used to represent tradition is an example of what literary device?