Shirley Jackson Showdown

What happens to Mrs. Hutchinson at the end of the story?

• She is killed by the townspeople with stones.

• She is tricked into picking the paper with the black mark.

• She is banished from the town and never able to return.

• She is punished by the townspeople for a crime she committed.

What is the main theme of Shirley Jackson's 'The Lottery'?

• Tradition and its impact on society

• The power of love and family

• The struggle for personal freedom

• The journey of self-discovery

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'The Lottery' by Shirley Jackson?

• Metaphor

• Irony

• Simile

• Alliteration

In 'The Lottery', what is the significance of the black box?

• It symbolizes death and tradition

• It represents hope and renewal

• It signifies wealth and prosperity

• It stands for love and unity

What is the setting of Shirley Jackson's 'The Lottery'?

• A small village on a summer day

• A bustling city during winter

• A deserted island in spring

• A mountain town in autumn

How does Shirley Jackson build suspense in 'The Lottery'?

• By revealing the outcome at the beginning

• By using detailed character descriptions

• By withholding key information until the end

• By focusing on the weather

What role does Tessie Hutchinson play in 'The Lottery'?

• She is the town's leader

• She is the victim of the lottery

• She is the lottery organizer

• She is an outsider observing the event

Which character in 'The Lottery' is known for questioning the tradition?

• Old Man Warner

• Mr. Summers

• Tessie Hutchinson

• Mrs. Delacroix

What is the tone of 'The Lottery' by Shirley Jackson?

• Joyful and celebratory

• Calm and peaceful

• Dark and unsettling

• Romantic and hopeful

What does the lottery in Shirley Jackson's story symbolize?

• Random chance and luck

• The randomness of life

• The blind following of tradition

• The fairness of society