The Lottery
H. Bergeron
The Pedestrian
Theme
Vocab/TWR
100

 Which object is NOT associated with the lottery?

Paper 

or 

Seeds

100

Who are Harrison's parents in this story?

George and Jocelynn

or 

George and Hazel

100

What do the people in this society from "The Pedestrian" do in their free time?

Watch Tv (television)

100

What is one theme that connects “The Lottery,” “The Pedestrian,” and “Harrison Bergeron”?


Society can pressure people to conform, even when its rules or traditions are unfair or harmful.




100

Which is an example of satire?

A. A student creates a funny poster showing a school where students spend six hours taking tests but never learn anything, criticizing how much schools focus on testing.

B. A student creates a funny poster showing a student who forgets to study for a test and gets every question wrong.

200

What was on the piece of paper for the lottery winner?

A black spot 

200

Which statement best describes a "handicap" as it is used in THIS story?

physical disability a person has.

OR

A limitation set on the body or mind to prevent you from being your best.

200

What does Leonard do for a living?

Newscaster 


OR 

Writer

200

 Which theme is most strongly conveyed in "The Lottery"?

Luck determines your status in society.

OR 

It is dangerous to blindly following tradition without questioning it

200

What are some examples of types of conflict that we've seen in ALL THREE short stories? 

Man vs Man

Man vs Self 

Man vs Nature 

Man vs Society

300

Who conducts the lottery for the village?

Old Man Warner 

OR 

Mr.Summers

300

How old is Harrison?

18 yrs old

or 

14 yrs old

300

Why is Leonard stopped by the police car?

He was walking around outside 

300

Which of the following is a possible theme in "The Pedestrian"?

Being overly dependent on technology can lead to isolation and loss of individuality.

OR 

Technology can make people's lives easier allowing you to become lazy.

300

Fill in the following conjunction: Harrison had to wear handicaps ___ the government wanted everyone to be equal.

Because 

400

 Which evidence from the story best shows that Tessie Hutchinson is hypocritical?

She encourages her husband to draw quickly so they can be done.

OR 

She protests “It isn’t fair, it isn’t right” only after her family is chosen.

400

 Which of the following was NOT one of Harrison's handicaps?

a wig 

or 

rubber clown nose

400

What is ANOTHER reason the police find Leonard to be unusual?

He doesn't remember where he was walking to.

OR

He is not married.

400

Which of the following BEST describes the message of "Harrison Bergeron"?

If we are all forced to be equal and exactly the same, no one will get to show off their individuality and special talents.

OR

It is always important to be kind to everyone that you meet, regardless of who they are.

400

Fill in the following conjunction: 

Harrison removed his handicaps, ___ the government viewed him as a threat.

So 

500

On what date every year does the lottery occur?

June 27th

OR 

July 20th

500

How does Hazel react to her son's death on live television?

She turns off the TV in protest. 

OR

She is unable to fully process that he has died.

500

Where is Leonard taken once he is arrested?

He is taken to RCTV- a rehabilitation center for people who no longer watch TV.

OR

He is taken to the Pschiatric Center for Research on Regressive Tendencies.

500

What is a common central idea between all three short stories?

loss of creativity 

OR 

conformity 

500

Fill in the following conjunction: Hazel could not remember what happened to Harrison, ___ George understood the seriousness of the situation.

but 

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