Dystopian Literature

A futuristic, imagined universe in which oppressive society control and the illusion of a perfect society are maintained through some sort of outside means is known as:

• Utopia

• Zootopia

• Dystopia

In dystopias, control is maintained through outside means, such as:

• Government

• Corporate

• Technological

• All of the above

The antonym for Dystopia is:

• Dystopia

• Utopia

• Zootopia

Choose all that apply:

Dystopian protagonists:

• Often feel trapped and want to escape

• Question the existing social and political system

• Burst into spontaneous musical numbers to convey their feelings

• All of the above

Information of a biased or misleading nature.

• Dystopia

• Protagonist

• Utopia

• Propaganda

Characteristics of a dystopian society include:

• Dystopia

• Propaganda

• Restrictions

• Utopia

• Fear of Outside World

True or False: One common characteristic of a dystopian society is that they believe they are living in a utopian society.

• True

• False

In dystopian literature, common ways of dehumanizing the citizens are:

• Living without love

• Living without basic needs being met

• Living with not enough technology

• Living with too much technology

True or False: A common characteristic of dystopian literature is that the citizens are prisoners and want to leave.

• True

• False

True or False: In most dystopian societies, individuality is viewed as a positive thing.

• True

• False