3 years ago

Read the sentence from "The Lottery."

2 answers:

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The last one.
The lottery is not a civic activity. Civic activities build communities as a whole, but lotteries involove one person using luck to build himself up rather than engaging in character-improving civic activities like square dance.

Papessa [141]3 years ago

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The right answer is "that the lottery is thought of as a civic activity".

The lottery is a game in which people bet on numbers in order to win the established value for the lottery. That is, it is a method of distributing prizes and not a civic activity.

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