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What most strongly drives the conflict in "The Lottery"?

A.

Tessie's desire to protect her children

B.

Tessie's respect for tradition

C.

Tessie's argument with Mr. Summers

D.

Tessie's fear of being chosen

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DTessie's fear of being chosen

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