Unfortunately without the writing, I can't tell 100% what the answer is. However, going off with what the sentence is I think the answer might be B. If the writing is all about winning with honor, and not cheating that would be the answer. However, it is the writing stages that cheating is just another way of winning than that wouldn't be the answer, it might be D then. It's a judgment call on your end.
The best answer here would be the last one: "Some places have already quit lotteries," Mrs. Adams said. This is the best answer because it implies that the lottery isn't as necessary as it once was. If it was needed, the implication is that they would still be going on in the area and not forgotten or not done.
While the others hint at the same thing, they aren't the best answers because they talk about the lottery overall, but only insomuch as it pertains to the lottery itself, to fill in the details of it.
1. A.) 2. B.) 3. A.) 4. B.)
