"Bread" by Margaret Atwood - Review

In which setting is there an excess of bread?

In which setting do you have to make a choice to save the bread, share it, or eat it?

In which setting does the story tell you that you actually eat the bread?

In which setting does the cost of the bread require you to give up information?

In which setting does the bread take on a magical or mystical quality?

Which word means a companion and completes the sentence below?

" If you tell, thirty or forty or a hundred of your friends, your ____________, will be caught and will die.

Which word means to call upon a spirit and completes the sentence below?

"The loaf of bread I have __________ for you floats about a foot above your kitchen table."

Which word means guilty of betrayal and completes the sentence below?

"The bread they offered you is subversive, it’s ____________, it does not mean life."

Which word means scarcity of food and completes the sentence below?

"Imagine a __________. Now imagine a piece of bread. Both of these things are real but you happen to be in the same room with only one of them. "

Which word means swollen with fluid and completes the sentence below?

" She is starving, her belly is __________, flies land on her eyes; you brush them off with your hand."