Understanding Dystopian Fiction Settings

What is the first thing you might think about when considering a setting?

• The characters

• The plot

• The physical place

• The theme

Why is setting important in dystopian fiction?

• It helps the reader understand the characters

• It provides a backdrop for the action

• It helps the reader understand the world of the story

• It makes the story more exciting

Which of the following is NOT an element of setting?

• Geographic location

• Character development

• Time period

• General environment

What does topography refer to in the context of setting?

• The time period of the story

• The shapes and features of an area

• The emotional mood of the story

• The characters' relationships

In dystopian fiction, what might the life and daily living of characters include?

• Working in factories

• Traveling the world

• Living in luxury

• Attending parties

What does the general environment of a setting refer to?

• The physical landscape

• The moral, emotional, or social conditions

• The weather conditions

• The architectural style

What is an apocalypse in dystopian fiction?

• A new beginning

• A minor event

• The complete breakdown of society

• A peaceful resolution

What does post-apocalypse refer to?

• The time before an apocalypse

• The world after an apocalypse

• The cause of an apocalypse

• The prevention of an apocalypse

What must an author consider to create a believable world in dystopian fiction?

• The length of the novel

• The details of the setting

• The number of characters

• The complexity of the plot

What might citizens be restricted from doing in a dystopian setting?

• Traveling abroad

• Speaking their mind

• Owning property

• Attending school