Cheboygan Day
Conformity
The Lottery
The Lottery & On the Sidewalk Bleeding
Much Ado
100
  1. The ways in which characters in a literary work engage with one another, whether through dialogue, actions, or relationships are called...

Character Interactions

100

6. Acting the way most other people in one’s social group act, often grows out of a person’s desire for security and belonging in a group — usually a group of similar age, culture, religion, or educational background is defined as:

Conformity

100

11. Read the selection: What is the date of the lottery?

June 27th

100

16. What type of irony is this an example of: Tessie Hutchinson encouraged her husband to choose a piece of paper during the lottery, "Get up there, Bill!"

verbal irony

100

21. What is characterization?

The process in which the author tells/shows the personality of a character.

200

2. The process of making a conclusion based on evidence, reasoning, and a combination of the reader's knowledge, historical context, and what is known about the author is called...

Making an inference

200

7. Read passage 3: 

Compliance occurs when...

a person conforms publicly but privately keeps their own original beliefs

200

12. Read the selection: How did the village look on the day of the lottery?

Neat houses, green lawns, and flowers everywhere

200

17. The winner of the lottery was stoned to death. This is an example of which type of irony?

Situational Irony

200

22. Direct Characterization is when:

an author tells you a character's traits

300

4. To embarrass is also to ___________

humiliate

300

8. Read passage 3: 

Identification occurs when...

a person conforms to another particular person’s beliefs, like a friend or role model whom they respect

300

13. Read the selection: What does the imagery of the setting suggest about the villager’s mood on lottery day?

The town feels positive and playful

AND

The town is a peace and optimistic about the lottery

300

18. What inference can be made about the police officer based on the following passage?

The cop picked up the jacket and turned it over in his hands. “A Royal, huh?” he said. The rain seemed to beat down even harder now. Laura looked at the cop and very quietly, she said, “His name is Andy.” The cop put the jacket over his arm. He took out his black pad. He opened it to a blank page. “A Royal,” he said. Then he began writing.

The police officer is judgmental and doesn't see beneath the surface; he only sees Andy as a Royal.

300

23. Indirect Characterization is when:

an author shows you a character's traits through their speech, thoughts, effect on others, actions, and looks.

400

5. The ____________ caller said that he would reveal his identity at the end of the song.

Anonymous

400

Read passage 3:

9. Internalization occurs when...

a person has absorbed a groups belief system as their own

400

14. Read the selection: What are the men doing before it is time for the lottery to begin?

Standing in a group talking about tractors and rain.

400

19. He had known excruciating pain when the knife had torn across his body, and then sudden comparative relief when the blade was pulled away. Excruciating means:

intensely painful

400

24. What kind of character develops and grows during the story?

dynamic character

500

3. What do the words “warped” and “twisted” suggest about how Owen is feeling?

In that moment, with the laughter, everything took on a warped quality — like the fun house mirrors at the corny old haunted houses on the boardwalk. Everywhere I looked, people were dressed like Claude. They had his old-timey blazers and sneakers, his crisp white shirts. The whole school, I realized, had picked a side, sure as if we were at war. And it all seemed to proceed from a twisted logic: Because Claude was so awesome, his sister had to be jealous. Because Claude was anointed, his sister had to be cruel. But as I walked away from my friends, I pictured Mrs. Cheboygan, who was probably worried sick over her son at some hospital. In my mind’s eye, I could see both of her children in her face — the smattering of freckles that belonged to Claude, and the serious brow that belonged to her daughter. Adele.

Owen feels disturbed by the bizarre way the school views Claude versus Adele.

500

10. Read passage 3:

Which type of conformity is the most profound?

Internalization

500

15. Read the selection: What are the women doing before the lottery?

Standing together and gossiping.

500

20. He had relentless determination to remove the jacket as he lay on his death bed. Relentless means:

does not give up

500

25. What kind of character does not change throughout the story?

static character