Whose family is chosen in the lottery?

What happens to the "winner" of the lottery?

This is what they use for the lottery.

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

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

Who arrives late to the lottery?

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

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

The extent to which we can confidently predict the future.

Lack of clarity about how to interpret something.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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