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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Peanuts/ Louisa Reading Terms “Charles”“Possibility of Evil” Trivia “The Lottery”

6. Name one bad thing that Mr. Johnson did in “Peanuts” A 100

7. Various Answers A 100

8. True or False: “One Ordinary Day with Peanuts” contains an ironic ending A 200

9. True A 200

10. What is the first thing Louisa did to hide her identity? A 300

11. Bought a different coat A 300

12. What was Louisa’s job? A 400

13. Worked in a stationary store A 400

14. Explain the ironic twist in “Louisa, Please Come Home” A 500

15. Her parents did not even know her A 500

16. When something happens that is unexpected, that is called.. B 100

17. Irony B 100

18. The overall feeling of a story is called the B 200

19. Mood B 200

20. Name two traits that help us to learn about a character through characterization. Hint: (The definition of characterization can be found at the top of your Possibility of Evil” study guide.) B 300

21. Appearance, Thoughts, Speech, Actions B 300

22. The overall message/lesson of a story is called B 400

23. Theme B 400

24. Miss Strangeworth told the grocer to remind her to buy her B 500

25. Tea B 500

26. What new experience is the main character facing in “Charles?” C 100

27. Starting kindergarten C 100

28. Who is the narrator in “Charles?” C 200

29. Laurie’s mother C 200

30. Who is the main character in this story? C 300

31. Laurie C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. Who does Laurie’s m other look for at the PTA meeting? C 400

34. The mother of Charles C 400

35. What literary term would be used to describe the ending of this, and many Jackson stories? C 500

36. Ironic C 500

37. Who is the main character from “The Possibility of Evil?” D 100

38. Miss Strangeworth D 100

39. List 4 adjectives to describe Miss Strangeworth. D 200

40. Various Answers Could Apply D 200

41. Who discovers Miss Strangeworth’s secret activity? D 300

42. The Harris Boy D 300

43. Ms. Strangeworth keeps a beautiful garden of D 400

44. Roses D 400

45. Miss Strangeworth’s family has lived in Strangeworth house for how many generations? D 500

46. Three D 500

47. What was Jackson’s most famous work? E 100

48. “The Lottery” E 100

49. How many children did Tessie Hutchinson have? E 200

50. Four E 200

51. True or False: Jackson writes stories that are both horrific and humorous. E 300

52. True E 300

53. What did Shirley Jackson suffer from? E 400

54. Mental Illnesses E 400

55. In what magazine was “The Lottery” originally published? E 500

56. The New Yorker E 500

57. What is the punishment being used in “The Lottery?” F 100

58. Stoning F 100

59. What item is considered symbolic of evil? F 200

60. The black box F 200

61. Old man Warner believed that discontinuing the lottery would be F 300

62. A dangerous step into the future, foolish F 300

63. When something is representing something else, we call that F 400

64. Symbolism F 400

65. This story is written in what point of view? F 500

66. 3 rd Person F 500

67. The Final Jeopardy Category is: “The Lottery” Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

68. The Hutchinsons have how many children? Click on screen to continue

69. Four (Eva) Click on screen to continue

70. Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!