The lottery
(KB)
The Wife's Story
(NF)
what of this goldfish would you wish?
(JH)
Literary
(NF)
wild card
(NF/JA)
100

who runs the lottery

Mr. Summers

100

who is the author for this book?

who's Ursula K. Le Guin

100

whos the little boy ?

Yonatan

100

This is the time and place where a story happens.

What is the setting?

100

This date of the year marks the grim village tradition and annual stoning?

When is June 27th? 

200

who won the lottery

Tessie

200

who is the antagonist in this story?

the Husband

200

who is the only person who can talk to the gold fish

sergi

200

This term describes the sequence of events that make up a story.

What is the plot?

200

the story is written from the first-person perspective of a female member of this species.

What is a wolf?

300

what does the black box represent in the lottery

the chance of life

300

whats the ending of this story?

the husband gets hunted and killed by his pack

300

what language can the fish speak? (EASY GRABBER)

Russian

300

This is the high point of tension, excitement, or the main event in a story.

What is the climax?

300

Sergei is forced to use his absolute final, third wish to perform this selfless act after a fatal accident.

why is that saving Yonatan

400

what was the setting for the lottery

A small quiet, seemingly peaceful village

400

what dose the husband become (easy grabbers)

a human

400

whats the ending of this story?

the kid is revived by using the last wish

400

This opening part of the story introduces the characters, background, and setting.

What is the exposition?

400

this third-person perspective, the narrator knows the thoughts, feelings, and secrets of only one single character.

What is third-person limited?

500

what type irony is used in the Lottery

situational Irony

500

how dose this story work with this qoute?

"We, as human beings, must be willing to accept people who are different from ourselves." 

because the characters in the story fail or are unable to accept a fundamental difference, leading to destruction.

500

how dose this story have to do with this quote? 

"We, as human beings, must be willing to accept people who are different from ourselves."

highlighting the friction and eventual growth between characters from completely different backgrounds

500

This type of conflict happens when a character struggles against their own mind, feelings, or conscience.

What is character vs. self

500

This neutral third-person style reports only what characters say and do without entering anyone's mind, acting like a camera recording a scene.

What is third-person objective?