The Scarlet Ibis
The Cask of Amontillado
Death by Scrabble
The Tell-Tale Heart
The Lottery
100

What is Doodle's real name?

William Armstrong

100

Where does this story mostly take place?

The Catacombs

100

What is the first sentence of the story?

"It's a hot day and I hate my wife."

100

What part of the old man's appearance disturbed the speaker?

The vulture's eye 

100

What character has participated in the Lottery 77 times?

Old Man Warner

200

What is the purpose of the Scarlet Ibis?

To express remembrance of his late brother, who died as a child

200

Who plans to murder their friend and lures them away?

Montresor

200

What is the onomatopeia used to describe the sound of the Scrabble letters?

Clack, clack

200

What is the speaker's purpose of this story?

To persuade the audience to believe that he's not mad/mentally unstable
200

What day does the Lottery take place?

June 27th

300

Who or what does the dead scarlet ibis symbolize?

Doodle & his fragility

300
What did Fortunato do to offend Montresor?

Made fun of/laughed at Montresor's family name

300

What item exploded after he played EXPLODES?

Air Conditioning

300

What caused the speaker's "sharpened senses"?

His disease/illness

300

How many people had to draw within the Hutchinson family?

5 (Bill, Tessie, Bill Jr, Nancy, Little Davy)

400

What is the speaker's internal conflict?

He has always wanted a brother, but not one that's disabled, and he struggles with feeling that Doodle is a disappointment.

400

How does Montresor complete his plan?

He lures Fortunato into a hole in the wall of the underground catacombs, where he is chained and closed in.

400

What letter did the husband choke on?

B

400

What major choice is used to build suspense throughout the story?

Repetition

400

The story is ironic because the lottery winner receives...?

Death by stoning

500

What negative trait motivated the speaker to teach Doodle how to walk?

Shame

500

What pun was used in this story?

Mason/Free Mason

500

What word made the husband notice that the Scrabble game was affecting real life?

EXPLODES

500

How does the speaker use logos to appeal to the audience?

He discusses the in-depth cover-up and disposal of the evidence.

500

What does Shirley Jackson use this story to say about society?

Individuals will compromise or abandon their personal moral values under the pressure (or expectation) of group influence.

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