Question

Which statement best summarizes how Mr. Adams reveals his conflicting motives in "The Lottery"?

Answer 1

Answer:

a.) Even though he would be the first to draw, Mr. Adams nervously enters the lottery as is expected of him. To his neighbors he mentions the idea of dismissing the lottery. This suggestion proves contrary to the normal process, so Adams ultimately fulfills his duty by initiating the attack.

Explanation:

Mr. Adams wanted to end the lottery, however at last, he just gave in light of the fact that it was expected from him.

Answer 2

The answer is A.) because he wanted to end the lottery, but in the end, he just gave in because it was expected of him.