Characters
Foreshadowing/Point of View
Symbols/Theme
Plot/Conflict
Potluck
100

This character "ultimately" wins the lottery.

Tessie

100

Piles of these being gathered around town are the first examples of foreshadowing in "The Lottery."

 Stones/rocks?

100

 What symbolizes  Evil and Death?

The color "black" symbolizes these two things.

100
The people of the town are gathering for this event.
What is the lottery?
100

Tessie calls the lottery this word at the end of "The Lottery" before she is killed.

 "unfair"

200

This character carried the black box to the center of town and led the lottery.

Mr. Summers

200

The perspective from which a story is told

 point of view

200

This character symbolizes the old traditions.

 Old Man Warner

200

This symbol on a piece of paper means you have won the lottery.

 A black dot?

200

This is an object, activity, place, or person that stands for something beyond itself.

symbol

300

The oldest man in town. He wants the old traditions to stay alive.

 Old Man Warner

300

This is the point of view being used in "The Lottery?"

 third person omniscient

300

The main_____ in “The Lottery” are the vulnerability of the individual, the importance of questioning tradition, and the relationship between civilization and violence.

Themes

300

This is the month during which the story takes place.

 June

300

This is the way "The Lottery" begins. It means "In the middle of things" in latin.

 En Medias Res

400

This lady picks up the biggest stone she could find to throw at Tessie.

 Mrs. Delacrox?

400

This object foreshadows death to come.

black box

400

Mr. Adams is the first person to draw in the lottery, which makes sense alphabetically.  He is supposed to stand for the average person.

What does the character Mr Adams symbolize?

400

This is the reason for doing the lottery every year.

making the corn grow

400

This is the highest-grossing film of all time.

Avengers: Endgame

500

This member of the Hutchinson family is the smallest and needed to be helped up into the black box.

 Little Davy

500

How does the story's point of view impact the reader in the lottery?

 The narrator of "The Lottery" is narrating from the third person objective point of view. This allows the narrator to jump from person to person and group to group. ..One natural effect of the third person narration is that readers feel a bit of distance from the events happening in the story.

500

This character is a symbol for the bringer of death.

 Mr. Graves

500

This is the age at which someone can draw a lottery paper for his/her family.

 16

500

This is the word in the English language with the most definitions.

 "set"

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