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Peanuts/ Louisa
Reading Terms
“Charles” “Possibility of Evil”
Trivia“The
Lottery”
Name one bad thing that Mr. Johnson did in “Peanuts”
A 100
Various Answers
A 100
True or False: “One Ordinary Day with Peanuts” contains
an ironic ending
A 200
True
A 200
What is the first thing Louisa did to hide her identity?
A 300
Bought a different coat
A 300
What was Louisa’s job?
A 400
Worked in a stationary store
A 400
Explain the ironic twist in “Louisa, Please Come Home”
A 500
Her parents did not even know her
A 500
When something happens that is unexpected, that is called..
B 100
Irony
B 100
The overall feeling of a story is called the
B 200
Mood
B 200
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
Appearance, Thoughts, Speech, Actions
B 300
The overall message/lesson of a story is called
B 400
Theme
B 400
Miss Strangeworth told the grocer to remind her to buy
her
B 500
Tea
B 500
What new experience is the main character facing in
“Charles?”
C 100
Starting kindergarten
C 100
Who is the narrator in “Charles?”
C 200
Laurie’s mother
C 200
Who is the main character in this story?
C 300
Laurie
C 300
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
DAILY DOUBLE
Place A Wager
Who does Laurie’s m other look for at the PTA meeting?
C 400
The mother of Charles
C 400
What literary term would be used to describe the ending of
this, and many Jackson stories?
C 500
Ironic
C 500
Who is the main character from “The Possibility of
Evil?”
D 100
Miss Strangeworth
D 100
List 4 adjectives to describe Miss Strangeworth.
D 200
Various Answers Could Apply
D 200
Who discovers Miss Strangeworth’s secret
activity?
D 300
The Harris Boy
D 300
Ms. Strangeworth keeps a beautiful garden of
D 400
Roses
D 400
Miss Strangeworth’s family has lived in Strangeworth
house for how many generations?
D 500
Three
D 500
What was Jackson’s most famous work?
E 100
“The Lottery”
E 100
How many children did Tessie Hutchinson have?
E 200
Four
E 200
True or False: Jackson writes stories that are both horrific
and humorous.
E 300
True
E 300
What did Shirley Jackson suffer from?
E 400
Mental Illnesses
E 400
In what magazine was “The Lottery” originally
published?
E 500
The New Yorker
E 500
What is the punishment being used in “The Lottery?”
F 100
Stoning
F 100
What item is considered symbolic of evil?
F 200
The black box
F 200
Old man Warner believed that discontinuing the lottery
would be
F 300
A dangerous step into the future, foolish
F 300
When something is representing something else,
we call that
F 400
Symbolism
F 400
This story is written in what point of view?
F 500
3rd Person
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is: “The Lottery”
Please record your wager.
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The Hutchinsons have how many children?
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Four (Eva)
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Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!