Dystopian Lit

Dystopias usually exist in a setting:

• in the past

• right now

• in the future

Dystopian stories are usually

• a warning

• fun

• false

The idea of a utopia comes from

• William Shakespeare

• President Joe Biden

• Sir Thomas Moore

Dystopian stories are usually

• Technologically advanced

• Technologically primitive

Dystopian protagonists usually

• have superpowers

• want to save the world

• are average citizens

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Dystopian antagonists usually

• are evil robots

• want to maintain power and control

• are kings and queens

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In the end of a dystopian plot, usually

• helps to make society better

• dies

• wins a war

false or exaggerated ideas created to persuade people to believe in a political idea

• dystopia

• surveillance

• propoganda

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the quality or state of being the same or identical

• propaganda

• uniformity

• individuality

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an imaginary place where people are unhappy and usually afraid because they are not treated fairly

• dystopia

• utopia

• surveillance

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