Answer:
It satirizes the reluctance of us to protest or reject the barbaric, outdated practices, traditions that we still adhere to in the name of civilization and preserving one's traditions.
Explanation:
The story satirizes a number of social issues, like people's reluctance to reject outdated traditions, ideas, laws and practices. It also satirizes the Nazi regime during World War II. Hitler's rule killed millions of people deemed to be a hindrance to the Germans. The similarity with the story of "The Lottery" is that neighbors simply watched as their friends and neighbors were captured and killed. They did nothing to prevent or save them from the killings. This un-meaningful death of the people is a result of us not challenging the negative and immoral authority of the powerful ones.
A dark night where a man with a visual difficulty a lamp in hand, two men laugh at him because what’s the use of a lamp to him, when careless in walking they fell down and got injured then the man with visual difficulty laughs back at them. The lamp not for him is the moral.
A boy got sent to jail for lying about stealing a horse and was sentenced to death, the king felt that he was just a boy and sent him away but warned him to be honest the next time. Moral is “Honesty is the best policy”
Answer is b being deceptive
5. A means through which something is done.
