We can say it is false that Mrs. Hutchinson is fully against the tradition, since she only protests the lottery after the result, as further explained below.
In the short story "The Lottery," all villagers gather to carry out a lottery. However, the prize is not a pleasant one - the winner gets to be stoned to death by the other villagers. Apparently, this is a sacrifice they make each year to ask for good crops. They simply came up with a "fair" system to choose who to kill.
Mrs. Hutchinson is the winner this time, but she is not fully against the lottery. She arrives late for it and does not object taking part in it at all. She does not even protest when her own children participate. It is only she realizes the result, that she will be the one to die, that she suddenly becomes anti-lottery, so to speak.
With the information above in mind, we can conclude that the correct answer for this question is false.
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