Dystopian Literature Presentation

Which of these refers to the ethics of practicing medicine?

• The Law of Civil Obedience

• Hippocratic Oath

• The Law of Thirds

• Standards and Practices

In a ___ society, everyone who is able works, and everyone's needs are met.

• Dystopian

• Democratic

• Communist

• Utopian

Under the rule of _____, extreme measures are employed by a government to maintain control.

• Oppression

• Distortion

• Intelligence

• Dysfunction

_____ refers to an inundation of messages designed to influence a population to believe in biased information.

• Political campaign

• Twitter

• Media

• Propaganda

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____ is the best term which refers to a sharp, unpleasant, bitter feeling, smell or taste.

• Caustic

• Acrid

• Putrid

• Sour

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All of the following are examples of Dystopian literature discussed in the Powerpoint presentation EXCEPT:

• The Hunger Games.

• The Maze Runner

• Chronicles of Narnia

• Animal Farm

If something has ultimate importance, especially in the context of morality, it is said to have ____

• Priority.

• Anonymity.

• Duality.

• Sanctity.

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All of the following are characteristic elements of Dystopian literature EXCEPT:

• Extreme government control over citizenry

• A totalitarian protagonist

• Futuristic setting.

• needs of the collective valued higher than needs of individual.

Unwind addresses which of the following: (mark all that apply)

• Medical ethics

• Minor rights vs. parental authority

• Sanctity of life

• Dress codes in school

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One of the themes we will see in Unwind deals with the sanctity of

• parental control.

• minor rights.

• liberty.

• life.