The Lottery Quiz 76 (20 MCQs)

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1. The children gathering rocks at the beginning of the story is an example of?
2. Interminable
3. Andy and Simon worked at a .....
4. You see someone drop their wallet. Which of these options would be the ETHICAL decision?
5. At what moment in the overall plot of a story does the conflict of the story reach a turning point?
6. Tucker, Oliver, and Callen are participating in a school play. Tucker is performing a scene that represents a phrase meaning 'done routinely without much thought or effort'. What phrase is Tucker performing?
7. The flowers were blossoming PROFUSELY and the grass was richly green.
8. In Old Man Warner's mind, discontinuing the lottery would be .....
9. What was the saying about the lottery in June according to Old Man Warner?
10. Mood can be defined as .....
11. He was a round-faced, JOVIAL man whom people immediately liked.
12. In the beginning of the story, this foreshadows what is about to happen.
13. What is the "lottery" for?
14. I need to have ..... twelve oranges for dinner.
15. This word means "a hopeless sense that something is so bad, that it's impossible to deal with; a great need or desire for something"
16. Which of the following is not a reason that the town continues the lottery each year?
17. Who conducts the lottery in the town?
18. The word "force" means
19. Divided by something
20. Which was your favorite story?