Understanding Fictional Stories

What is the main purpose of researching the real world according to the learning material?

• To create fictional stories

• To understand fictional stories

• To ignore historical contexts

• To write non-fiction books

What will students explore according to the learning objective?

• How to write fictional stories

• How to create new cultures

• How historical, cultural, and social contexts shape fictional stories

• How to ignore social contexts

What does context help us understand?

• The setting, the conflict, and the characters' choices

• The plot, the climax, and the resolution

• The theme, the mood, and the tone

• The beginning, the middle, and the end

In "The Scorch Trials," what does context help us understand?

• The desert landscape, the dangerous experiments, and the spread of disease

• The characters' emotions, the plot twists, and the resolution

• The historical background, the cultural influences, and the language

• The main character's journey, the antagonist's motives, and the theme

What does dystopian fiction often reflect?

• Happiness in society

• Fears or problems in society

• Technological advancements

• Historical events

Which of the following real-world issues is connected to "The Scorch Trials"?

• Science & Experimentation

• Space Exploration

• Ancient Civilizations

• Mythical Creatures

What environmental issue is highlighted in "The Scorch Trials"?

• Climate & Environmental Collapse

• Ocean Pollution

• Deforestation

• Air Quality

"The Scorch Trials" addresses which of the following health-related topics?

• Disease Outbreaks & Survival Strategies

• Nutrition and Diet

• Mental Health Awareness

• Exercise and Fitness

Which topic related to governance is explored in "The Scorch Trials"?

• Ethics & Government Control

• Democracy and Voting

• International Relations

• Economic Policies

In "The Scorch Trials," what is the name of the disease that is spreading?

• The Flare

• The Blaze

• The Burn

• The Fever