Semester 2 Exam- Berry English III

What is the purpose of dystopian fiction?

• To promote harmony and unity in society
• To entertain readers with light-hearted stories
• To warn about potential dangers in society
• To provide a utopian vision for the future

In dystopian fiction, what is a common characteristic of the protagonist?

• They are always happy and content with their lives
• They are ordinary individuals who become hero.
• They are wealthy and powerful individuals
• They are easily controlled by others

Which of the following best defines the term "dystopian fiction"?

• A genre of literature that portrays a utopian society where everything is perfect
• A genre of literature that portrays a futuristic society characterized by oppressive societal control and extreme negative conditions.
• A genre of literature that focuses on romance and relationships in a futuristic setting
• A genre of literature that explores the psychology of individuals living in a post-apocalyptic world.

What is a common theme found in many dystopian novels?

• The celebration of individuality and personal freedom
• The pursuit of technological advancements for the betterment of society
• The dangers of totalitarianism and the loss of individual freedom
• The importance of maintaining a harmonious society at any cost.

What role does world-building play in dystopian fiction?

• It creates a vivid and detailed setting that immerses the reader in the dystopian society.
• It serves as a backdrop for action-packed scenes and thrilling plot twists.
• It plays no role
• It provides a sense of escapism for readers who want to imagine a different reality.

What role do symbols and imagery frequently play in dystopian literature?

• They reinforce the perfection of society.
• They represent hope and optimism.
• They serve as tools of propaganda and manipulation
• They are irrelevant to the narrative.

In dystopian fiction, what often serves as motivation for change or rebellion?

• A sense of contentment and satisfaction
• People being unhappy with how things are
• Blind trust in authority figures
• Absence of conflict and tension

What is a key characteristic of the protagonist (main character) in dystopian fiction?

• Blind conformity (being like everyone else)
• Unquestioning obedience
• Passive acceptance
• Non-conformity and defiance

What is the purpose of the dystopian government's surveillance in many dystopian novels?

• To maintain control and suppress dissent
• To protect citizens' privacy
• To foster trust and community
• To encourage creativity and innovation

What is a common consequence of challenging the status quo (the way things are) in dystopian fiction?

• Ostracization(outcast)or punishment
• Immediate acceptance by society
• Heroic celebration
• Utopian transformation