The climax of "The Lottery" is: A. the Hutchinson children as potential lottery "winners" B. Tessie Hutchinson being stoned to death C. Old Man Warner arguing with the Adams family for the tradition of the lottery D. Tessie Hutchinson being identified as the villager with the black spot
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