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Compare and Contrast
In this worksheet students compare and contrast the classic Short story, “The Lottery” – written by Shirley Jackson and first published in 1948 to "The Hunger Games" a more contemporary novel by Suzanne Collins published in 2008, specifically the Reaping where the tributes are chosen in the town square. Students should first read “The Lottery” and must have some knowledge of "The Hunger Games" either having read the book themselves or having had watched the movie. Questions are thought provoking and related to the texts.

Level:intermediate
Age: 11-17
Downloads:4

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