Matched by Allie Condie

How do we know this is a dystopian society?

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In your own words, explain why 'Matched' by Allie Candie is under a totalitarian government.

'There is a system, of course, to the Matching. In city Halls across the country, filled with people, the Matches are announced in alphabetical order according to the girls’ last names.'

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Which two characters are talking on the train when Chapter 1 opens?

• two officials

• Ky and Piper

• Cassia and Xander

• Bram and Serena

Where are Cassia and Xander headed?

• The Matching Banquet

• The Game Center

• The Movie Theatre

• Home

Who is the main protagonist in *Matched*?

• Xander

• Ky

• Cassia

• Em

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DOK Level 1: Recall

What is the primary setting of *Matched* by Ally Condie?

• A futuristic city

• A historical battlefield

• A modern-day school

• An alien planet

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DOK Level 1: Recall

What role does nature play in the book?

• It is a place of danger and exile.

• It represents freedom and escape from control.

• It is barely mentioned or irrelevant.

• It symbolizes the Society's technological power.

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept

Why does Cassia start to see the flaws in the Society's system?

• She learns about other societies.

• She reads forbidden literature.

• She notices inconsistencies in what she's been taught.

• She is told by Ky.

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How do we know this is a dystopian society?

• The presence of a totalitarian government

• The abundance of natural resources

• The freedom of choice for all citizens

• The lack of technological advancement

In your own words, explain why 'Matched' by Allie Condie is under a totalitarian government.

• The government controls all aspects of life, including marriage.

• Citizens have complete freedom to choose their partners.

• There is no government interference in personal lives.

• The society is based on democratic principles.