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Setting and Conflict in "The Lottery"

Question 3 • Language Arts 8 - ELA3008 IC

Based on the setting of "The Lottery," what conclusions can a reader draw about what the majority of townspeople most likely do for a living?

Answer
A
Most townspeople commute to office jobs.
B
Most townspeople own businesses in town.
C
Most townspeople work in the nearby mine.
D
Most townspeople farm and raise crops.

Explanation

The story describes a small rural community, and the lottery is connected to the yearly harvest. The townspeople discuss planting and farming, suggesting that agriculture is a common livelihood. Therefore, most likely they farm and raise crops, rather than commute to offices or work in a mine.

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