Shirley Jackson's Short Story "The Lottery" Ends with the Revelation

question 11

Multiple Choice

Shirley Jackson's short story "The Lottery" ends with the revelation that the officials have chosen someone to die. It provides an example of

• A) symbolism.
• B) a couplet.
• C) an epiphany.
• D) a conceit.

Comprehend the personal and communal advantages of participating in group therapy.

Understand the role of social justice and advocacy in group therapy context.

Grasp the reasons behind choosing group work as a treatment method.

Differentiate between structured and counseling groups and understand their unique functions.

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