Asked by Keith
17. In Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery,” how does the author use Tessie’s late arrival to help create suspense? (1 point)
A The reader does not know what event Tessie has arrived late for.
B The reader knows that the townspeople are aware of Tessie's late arrival.
C. The reader understands that the townspeople are gathering for an event.
D The reader experiences the polite chatter between the townspeople.
A The reader does not know what event Tessie has arrived late for.
B The reader knows that the townspeople are aware of Tessie's late arrival.
C. The reader understands that the townspeople are gathering for an event.
D The reader experiences the polite chatter between the townspeople.
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
I'll be glad to check your answer.
Answered by
Keith
I do not have a clue what it is cause it has been a long time sense I have read this book. Can you please help me?
Answered by
Ms. Sue
It isn't a book. It's a short story.
Please read it again.
http://fullreads.com/literature/the-lottery/
Please read it again.
http://fullreads.com/literature/the-lottery/
Answered by
Keith
ugh i will just go elsewhere
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Fine, the answer is A. Please read the story next time and figure it out on your own!
Answered by
Person
thanks for the answer ms sue
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Dr. McBride
Actually, Ms. Sue needs to have the children who are studying think more on their own. Perhaps they should also explain WHY they have chosen their answer before she gives you an answer. These are skills you will need in college. It is not rude asking you to do the work. It is respectful to your teachers, your school, your peers, and to you - even if you do not realize it now.
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Really Now?
"These are skills you will need in college" is a very stereotypical answer, I understand that the skill is a starter to a good path into college but it will not help throughout all of college nor life, there are way more opportunities to have the exact same skill and if people wish to cheat that is their choice. Also please do not insult Ms.Sue just because you believe that someone needs to have children to teach or help someone learn.
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lmao...
I read all the comments, and I went back looking at the dates.....Ms. Sue commented a WHOLE YEAR after to give the answer, lol....
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Yooo You^
It isnt the real Ms. Sue would have been hilarious tho
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just here for the answers
so?? is it really A? lol
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star-lord
ye its A loool
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Mackenzie
Are you kidding? In my adult life I won’t need to know about this freaking book. Help stressed out students. Half the stuff we learn in school is NOT useful for the future, ESPECIALLY not this. We can think for ourselves if it’s something useful. This...this is not useful knowledge.
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beep
Mackenzie spitting straight facts
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UNNUS ANNUS
lmao i'm dead, mackenzie really out here tellin the truth lmao
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Me. Sue is sped
The correct answer is "A".
It is previously known by the reader that all the villagers in town are gathering together for the traditional lottery which is celebrated every June 27. However, due to the small population in the town (only 300 people), there is an expectation for Tessie's arrival at the event, due to the fact that every resident is expected to participate. This is known when the person responsible for leading the event asks if there is anyone missing and she gets the immediate response that an individual named Dunbar.
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Wack
I just read this whole conversation in the middle of my test and I kinda laughed. Thanks for the answer tho 😂.
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ALPHALETE
Yall funny No Cap, but Mackenzie is spitting facts majority of the stuff I learn in school is useless with the job I want and half of it doesn't even apply to the average persons life.
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true
i can say that this book WONT be usefull in the future, but some things we learn in school that you think wont be usefull WILL be useful. im 14 and in school, and hate it, but things that they teach you will benefit you in some way in the future, but fr, this book is garbage.
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true
and maybe some of these teachers on here should realize that theyre not helping at all. if u wanna piss off kids that just want the answer to some garbage literature test, then theyre doing their job. thanks jiskah teachers!
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...
im just not gonna question what happening here
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dio brando
mad respect for mackenzie she's spitting facts
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birb
lol what
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Rock lamp pretty
This is more entertaining than Twitter drama lol. *Eats popcorn*
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Professor Dumbledore
That's so true Mackenzie! Preach!
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JUSTIN
CRACKED AT FORTNITE MY GUY
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idk
whats going on in tha comments lmfao
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SHUT IT
Mackenzie smh
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Shut it
Sorry not
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Shut it
I meant bot I’m not mean sorry bot 💔💔 this thread is going to be me talking to the wall and going insane maybe the real winner of the lottery was me
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