Distance Between Us
The Lottery
Vocab You Should Know By Now
Lottery Vocab
Wildcard
100

Originally who was the ONLY child their father wanted to bring to America?

Mago

100
What is the setting of the Lottery?

In small country town in the past. 

100

Where and when the story takes place

setting

100

Define boisterous

rowdy, playful

100

What worries Reyna when they are on the bus to Tijuana?

Her dad isn't on the bus

200

Where are Reyna and her family in Chapter 20?

Tijuana

200

Who conducts the lottery in the village?

Mr. Summers

200

An idea we see over and over.  

theme

200

Showing signs of wear and tear

Shabbier

200

How many kids is Abuela Evila taking care of?

4

300

Where are Reyna and her family at the end of Chapter 21?

Los Angeles

300

What item does Mr. Summers use to conduct the lottery?

A black wooden box

300

The way the story is told

Point of View

300

In an abundant manner. A lot of something

profusely

300

An antonym of reprimand

praise

400

Who is the woman their father left their mother for?

Mila

400

What is the mood of the townspeople as they gather for the lottery?

Calm, relaxed, friendly

400

The beginning and introduction of a story as well as extra information about the characters and story

exposition

400

Equipment used for a specific activity

Paraphernalia

400
Why does the town conduct the lottery?

It is believed that doing the lottery will make for a good harvest. 

500

Who is the ONLY child they actually leave behind in Mexico (originally?)

Betty

500

What is the main reason Mr. Summers suggests using slips of paper instead of wood chips for the lottery?

The town has grown in size

500

"My scalp feels as if it's on fire!" is an example of a

simile

500

The word that means incapable of bringing to an end


interminably

500

What is Reyna's dad's name?

Natalio