Halloween
The Lottery
Figurative Language
SPEW
100

What day does Halloween fall on?

October 31

100

When does the Lottery take place?

Annually; in June

100

The moon was as round as a pumpkin. 

Simile

100

What does SPEW stand for?

Say it, Prove it, Explain it, Wrap it up

200

What is the phrase you say when you knock on someone's door asking for candy on Halloween?

"Trick-or-treat"

200

Who is Mr. Summers?

The person conducting the Lottery ceremony

200

The witch's laugh was music to the shadows.

Metaphor

200

A Prove it has to include:

transition, _______, quote, and _______

{{double points for both]]

lead-in, citation

300

What are the colors most associated with Halloween?

Black and Orange

300

Why is Tessie unhappy with the first drawing?

She believes her husband was hurried/rushed.

300

The wind howled angrily through the trees.

Personification. 

300

What is theme?

Theme is the main lesson that the author wants you to learn

400

Finish the lyrics to this famous Halloween song..

"You start freeze as horror looks you right between the eyes, you're paralyzed, 'Cause this is... _____.

Thriller! Thriller night!

400

What is Old Man Warner's belief about the Lottery?

He believes in the power of tradition like the lottery and that it is dangerous to abandon it

400
Wicked witches whispered wicked wishes. 

Alliteration

400

What are the four parts of FATT?

Focus, Author, Text Type, Title

500

What are the names of the three Sanderson Sisters? (Hocus Pocus)

Sarah, Mary and Winifred Sanderson
500

"Lottery in June, corn be heavy soon" refers to what belief that the villagers hold?

They believe the ritual sacrifice will bring them good luck. 

500

He has got some skeletons in his closet. 

Idiom

500

How many sentences are in an Explain it? (at least)

Two senteces