Quiz - Black Mirror

Who is the main character in the Black Mirror episode 'Nosedive'?

• Lacie Pound
• Naomi Collins
• Ella Parker
• Mia Thompson

What happens to Lacie's rating in 'Nosedive'?

• It reaches the maximum rating of five stars
• It remains consistently high
• It fluctuates daily
• It starts to plummet due to unfortunate events

What is the central theme of the 'Nosedive' episode of Black Mirror?

• The benefits of social media
• The dangers of external validation
• The importance of material possessions
• The necessity of conformity

What is the primary message conveyed through Lacie's journey in 'Nosedive'?

• Authenticity is more valuable than popularity
• Success is measured by online ratings
• External validation is detrimental to personal growth
• Desperation leads to social acceptance

What does 'Nosedive' suggest about societal norms and happiness?

• Conforming to societal norms guarantees happiness
• Questioning societal norms leads to fulfillment
• Happiness is unattainable in the society depicted
• Superficiality is the key to happiness

How does 'Nosedive' portray the impact of technology and social media?

• As a tool for genuine connections
• As beneficial for mental health
• As irrelevant to social interactions
• As isolating and superficial

How does 'Nosedive' compare the depicted society to our own relationship with technology?

• The depicted society is a utopia compared to ours
• Our society is not influenced by technology
• Our society values authenticity more than the depicted one
• Both societies are driven by external validation

What is the central theme of 'Nosedive' in relation to personal well-being?

• Material possessions define one's value
• External validation is essential for self-worth
• The pursuit of perfection leads to happiness
• Genuine human connections are paramount

In 'Nosedive', what role do genuine human connections play in contrast to external validation?

• They are irrelevant in the pursuit of status
• They are secondary to material possessions
• They hinder social progress
• They are essential for true happiness