Who wrote the short story ‘The Lottery’?

A. Shirley Jackson
B. Flannery O'Connor
C. Ray Bradbury
D. Kurt Vonnegut

Answer: Shirley Jackson

Additional Information: 'The Lottery' is a short story by Shirley Jackson that explores themes of tradition and conformity.

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