Maze to Amaze Part 2

Question 1

Whose family is chosen in the lottery?

Accepted Answer

1

Question 2

What happens to the "winner" of the lottery?

Accepted Answer

1

Question 3

This is what they use for the lottery.

Accepted Answer

2

Question 4

What does the saying “Lottery in June, corn be heavy soon,” suggest in the story “The Lottery”?

Accepted Answer

0

Question 5

What is the name of the person selected by the lottery at the end?

Accepted Answer

2

Question 6

Who arrives late to the lottery?

Accepted Answer

2

Question 7

It refers to the quality of being subject to frequent, rapid and significant change.

Accepted Answer

1

Question 8

It refers to the number of factors that we need to take into account.

Accepted Answer

3

Question 9

The extent to which we can confidently predict the future.

Accepted Answer

0

Question 10

Lack of clarity about how to interpret something.

Accepted Answer

2

Question 11

In "The Lottery," the villagers use stones to kill the winner.

Accepted Answer

o

Question 12

In annotating poetry, the focus is only on summarizing each stanza and does not include any personal reflections or connections.

Accepted Answer

x

Question 13

"The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson takes place every July 27th.

Accepted Answer

x

Question 14

Text-to-World connections are made when a reader links what they read to their own life experiences.

Accepted Answer

x

Question 15

In "The Lottery," villagers question the fairness of the tradition but continue to follow it due to social norms and pressures.

Accepted Answer

o

Question 16

When annotating, students are asked to identify confusing parts of the text in addition to summarizing.

Accepted Answer

o

Question 17

The purpose of critical reading comprehension is to simply skim the text for general understanding.

Accepted Answer

x

Question 18

An adverb of frequency tells us how often something happens, like "always" in "Chandra always practices the piano after class."

Accepted Answer

o

Question 19

The villagers in "The Lottery" kill the “winner” using guns.

Accepted Answer

x

Question 20

When a reader makes connections between the events of a text and real-world social issues, they are making a Text-to-World connection.

Accepted Answer

o

# 1

pumili

Whose family is chosen in the lottery?

# 2

pumili

What happens to the "winner" of the lottery?

# 3

pumili

This is what they use for the lottery.

# 4

pumili

What does the saying “Lottery in June, corn be heavy soon,” suggest in the story “The Lottery”?

# 5

pumili

What is the name of the person selected by the lottery at the end?

# 6

pumili

Who arrives late to the lottery?

# 7

pumili

It refers to the quality of being subject to frequent, rapid and significant change.

# 8

pumili

It refers to the number of factors that we need to take into account.

# 9

pumili

The extent to which we can confidently predict the future.

# 10

pumili

Lack of clarity about how to interpret something.

# 11

OX

In "The Lottery," the villagers use stones to kill the winner.

# 12

OX

In annotating poetry, the focus is only on summarizing each stanza and does not include any personal reflections or connections.

# 13

OX

"The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson takes place every July 27th.

# 14

OX

Text-to-World connections are made when a reader links what they read to their own life experiences.

# 15

OX

In "The Lottery," villagers question the fairness of the tradition but continue to follow it due to social norms and pressures.

# 16

OX

When annotating, students are asked to identify confusing parts of the text in addition to summarizing.

# 17

OX

The purpose of critical reading comprehension is to simply skim the text for general understanding.

# 18

OX

An adverb of frequency tells us how often something happens, like "always" in "Chandra always practices the piano after class."

# 19

OX

The villagers in "The Lottery" kill the “winner” using guns.

# 20

OX

When a reader makes connections between the events of a text and real-world social issues, they are making a Text-to-World connection.