The Lottery - Quiz
A) Fritz Oehlschlaeger B) Patrick J. Shields C) Helen E. Nebeker D) Bernice Murphy
A) American Literature B) Shirley Jackson: Essays on the Literary Legacy C) Essays in Literature D) The Simpsons
A) March 1974 B) December 1992 C) March 1988 D) December 2004
A) It has a special significance. B) It was chosen by the publisher. C) It is entirely random. D) It is based on real villagers.
A) The financial status of each family B) The exact location and the year of the event C) The political affiliations of the villagers D) The season, time of ancient excess and sacrifice, and the stones
A) The stones B) The black box C) The lots D) The wooden chips
A) Latin B) Middle English C) Old French D) Ancient Greek
A) Ape or monkey B) Cross or sacrifice C) Ultimate refuge or escape D) Progenitor or martyr
A) Mr. Adams B) Harry Jones C) Mrs. Graves D) Dickie Delacroix
A) Hairy Ape B) Grave Refuge C) Of-the-Cross D) First Man
A) Dellacross B) Delacroy C) Dellacroy D) Crossdel
A) Mrs. Delacroix B) Mrs. Graves C) Helen Nebeker D) Tessie Hutchinson
A) Mr. Adams B) Bobby Martin C) Dickie Delacroix D) Harry Jones
A) Mrs. Graves B) Anne Hutchinson C) Tessie Hutchinson D) Mrs. Delacroix
A) Bernice Murphy B) Helen E. Nebeker C) Patrick J. Shields D) Fritz Oehlschlaeger
A) American Literature B) Modern Fiction Studies C) Essays in Literature D) The Literary Legacy
A) Anne Hutchinson B) Sarah Good C) Elizabeth Proctor D) Mary Dyer
A) Quaker B) Calvinist C) Antinomian D) Baptist
A) 1692 B) 1776 C) 1638 D) 1620
A) Mrs. Graves B) Tessie Hutchinson C) Bobby Martin D) Mrs. Delacroix
A) The existence of the black box B) The necessity of the military draft C) The tradition and correctness of the lottery D) The religious beliefs of Mr. Adams
A) David and Goliath B) Jonah and the Whale C) Achan, Joshua 7 D) The Binding of Isaac
A) Family heads, then individuals B) Children, then adults C) Individuals, then family heads D) Women, then men
A) Helen E. Nebeker B) Bernice Murphy C) Fritz Oehlschlaeger D) Patrick J. Shields
A) March 1974 B) December 1992 C) December 2004 D) March 1988
A) Quit the lotteries B) Banned capital punishment C) Replaced stones with paper D) Abolished the military draft
A) Enhancing community safety B) Undermining law and morality C) Strengthening religious traditions D) Promoting absolute freedom
A) Economic stability B) Military readiness C) Religious orthodoxy D) Law and morality
A) Bernice Murphy B) Patrick J. Shields C) Helen E. Nebeker D) Fritz Oehlschlaeger
A) South Park B) Family Guy C) Futurama D) The Simpsons episode "Dog of Death"
A) Homer Simpson B) Kent Brockman C) Ned Flanders D) Chief Wiggum E) Moe Szyslak
A) Mathematical formulas for luck B) Rules for playing the lottery C) A history of gambling D) Strategies to win the jackpot
A) A helpful guide for winning money B) A chilling tale of conformity gone mad C) A critique of the military draft D) A historical account of Puritan trials
A) Write a letter to the library B) Discard his own copy of the book C) Buy more copies for his family D) Read the book cover to cover
A) A clever satire of modern television B) A general misrepresentation of Jackson and her work C) A deep appreciation for classic literature D) An accurate understanding of capital punishment
A) 100 years B) More than 50 years C) Exactly 10 years D) 25 years
A) The tax collection agency B) The public school enrollment C) The judicial jury selection D) The military draft
A) 18–25 B) 21–35 C) 20–30 D) 16–21
A) Ten years B) Exactly five years C) Just three years D) Just one year
A) Ten million B) One million C) Fifty million D) Four hundred thousand
A) Over 1 million B) Over 10 million C) Over 400,000 D) Over 10,000
A) The Capital Punishment Abolition Act B) The Military Selective Service Act C) The Antinomian Heresy Act D) The Puritan Hierarchy Act
A) The San Francisco Chronicle B) Come Along with Me C) The Vermont Review D) The New Yorker
A) San Francisco Chronicle B) North Bennington Gazette C) Come Along with Me D) The New Yorker
A) June 15, 1948 B) August 12, 1948 C) July 22, 1960 D) July 22, 1948
A) New York City, New York B) San Francisco, California C) North Bennington, Vermont D) Boston, Massachusetts
A) 1968 B) 1948 C) 1972 D) 1960
A) Three B) Fifty C) Thirty D) Thirteen
A) Critics B) Editors C) Friends D) Family members
A) Bennington B) Harold Ross C) Come Along D) San Francisco
A) Made into a ballet B) Made into a musical C) Made into a children's book D) Made into a silent film
A) What does this story mean? B) Why the mother hated the story C) Whether they could watch a lottery D) Where these lotteries were held
A) Wide-eyed, shocked innocence B) Humorous and lighthearted C) Hostile and threatening D) Literary and analytical
A) No B) Only for a month C) Yes D) Only for international calls
A) About 1,000 residents B) About 100 residents C) About 300 residents D) About 50 residents
A) July 1 B) June 26 C) June 27 D) May 30
A) Old Man Warner B) Mr. Graves C) Bill Hutchinson D) Mr. Summers
A) ABC B) NBC C) CBS D) PBS
A) Anthony Spinner B) Ellen M. Violett C) Shirley Jackson D) Ernest Kinoy
A) Three B) One C) None D) Two
A) Store owner B) Schoolteacher C) Police officer D) Mayor
A) Andrew C. Love B) Miles Hyman C) Anthony Spinner D) Larry Yust
A) Ernest Kinoy B) James Durbin C) Ellen M. Violett D) Shirley Jackson
A) NBC Presents: Short Story B) Cameo Theatre C) The Twilight Zone D) Short Story Showcase
A) The Town Square B) The Hole C) The Lottery Returns D) Short Story Showcase
A) Larry Yust B) Anthony Spinner C) Miles Hyman D) Andrew C. Love
A) Ed Begley Jr. B) Ernest Kinoy C) Larry Yust D) James Durbin
A) William Fawcett B) Jim Bowles C) Olive Dunbar D) Ed Begley Jr.
A) Ellen M. Violett B) Ernest Kinoy C) Anthony Spinner D) Miles Hyman
A) October 31, 2014 B) January 1, 2016 C) September 29, 1996 D) March 14, 1951
A) An Emmy Award for Best Directing B) An Academy Award for Best Short Film C) A Saturn Award for Best Graphic Novel D) A 1997 Saturn Award for Best Single Genre Television Presentation
A) James Durbin B) Anthony Spinner C) Larry Yust D) Miles Hyman
A) Son B) Nephew C) Grandson D) Brother
A) Irene Tedrow B) Alyson Ward C) Olive Dunbar D) Ellen M. Violett
A) Ernest Kinoy B) Anthony Spinner C) William Fawcett D) Ed Begley
A) Olive Dunbar B) Ellen M. Violett C) Alyson Ward D) Shirley Jackson |
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