The Yellow Wallpaper
The Lottery
The Raven
Surprise!
Surprise Again!
100

The narrator spends most of her time staring at this item in her room.

What is the yellow wallpaper?
100

In this event, the townspeople draw slips of paper to determine who will be sacrificed.

What is the lottery?

100

This bird, which visits the narrator, symbolizes an eternal, unanswerable question and the idea of never-ending sorrow.

What is the Raven?

100

This document, adopted in 1787, is the supreme law of the United States.

What is the U.S. Constitution?

100

This is the first step in creating a budget, where you list all your income sources.

What is identifying your income?

200

This is the narrator’s main caregiver who insists that she stay in the room and rest.

Who is John (or her husband)?

200

This is the name of the character who conducts the lottery in the town.

Who is Mr. Summers?

200

The narrator of The Raven is struggling with the death of this person, and his conversations with the raven reflect his attempts to understand and cope with the loss.

Who is Lenore?

200

This U.S. president is known for issuing the Emancipation Proclamation, which freed the slaves in Confederate states.

Who is Abraham Lincoln?

200

This type of expense doesn't change month-to-month, like rent or car payments.

What is a fixed expense? 

300

The story explores this issue, which involves the narrator's struggle.

What is mental health (or mental illness or depressions)?

300

The story takes place in a small, rural town during this time of year.

What is the summer?

300

This is the famous word the raven repeatedly speaks, adding to the eerie atmosphere and the narrator’s descent into madness.

What is nevermore?

300

This is the name of the first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution, which guarantee individual freedoms.

What is the Bill of Rights?

300

This budgeting method involves dividing your income into categories like "needs," "wants," and "savings," with a focus on needs first.

What is the 50/30/20 rule?

400

The narrator is confined to a room in this type of setting, which symbolizes her mental and physical confinement.

What is a rented mansion (or the nursery)?

400

This object is used in the lottery to randomly select the "winner."

What is the black box?

400

Edgar Allan Poe wrote The Raven to explore the effects of this on the human mind, illustrating how these can overwhelm and consume a person.

What is grief and loss?

400

This person is the best teacher every in the history of the world!!

Who is Mrs. Walters?

400

This technique involves writing down every expense, no matter how small, to understand where your money is going.

What is tracking your expenses?

500

The narrator believes she sees this in the wallpaper, symbolizing her own mental deterioration and desire for freedom.

What is a woman?

500

This character draws the slip of paper with the black dot, ultimately becoming the victim of the lottery.

Who is Tessie Hutchinson?

500

 As the poem progresses, the narrator’s demeanor shifts from curious questioning to this emotion.

What is anger (or desperation)?

500

This national anthem, written by Francis Scott Key, was inspired by the Battle of Fort McHenry during the War of 1812.

What is "The Star-Spangled Banner"?

500

These are essential costs for living, such as housing, utilities, food, and transportation.

What are needs?