Project Utopia Readings Quiz

What is the definition of a dystopia?

• A place where everyone wants to live

• A place with no rights or freedoms

• A place with a healthy environment

• A place with a good government

What is the main purpose of dystopian literature?

• To entertain readers with exciting stories

• To warn readers about the consequences of certain actions

• To create a perfect society

• To explore the lives of outcasts

What is the definition of a utopia?

• A place where everyone is the same

• A place with a bad government

• A place with limited rights and freedoms

• A place with perfect socio-politico-legal system

What are the characteristics of a utopian society?

• News media replaces education and restricts freedom

• Citizens live in fear of the outside world

• Citizens conform to uniform expectations

• Equality for citizens

Why can a utopia be difficult to describe?

• Because the perfect place for one is never the perfect place for all

• Because a utopia is a boring place with no conflicts

• Because a utopia is a place with limited rights and freedoms

• Because a utopia is a place with a bad government

What are the characteristics of a dystopian society?

• Peaceful and benevolent government

• Citizens are free to think independently

• Citizens have a fear of the outside world

• The natural world is trusted and respected

What is the Amish lifestyle based on?

• Modern technology

• Violence and active military service

• Simplicity and a self-sustained community

• Formal education and career opportunities

Why do the Amish avoid photography?

• Because they believe it leads to pride and calls attention to the individual

• Because they are afraid of cameras

• Because they don't like their pictures being taken

• Because they don't trust photographers

What is the highest level of education for the Amish?

• High school diploma

• College degree

• Eighth grade

• Master's degree

What is the main occupation of the Amish?

• Farmers

• Doctors

• Teachers

• Lawyers