Dystopian Final

In "Harrison Bergeron," what is the primary method of control used by the government?

• Mind control devices

• Physical handicaps to ensure equality

• Propaganda posters

• Military force

Which characteristic of dystopian societies is most prominent in "The Pedestrian"?

• Environmental destruction

• Government propaganda

• Technological control of society

• Fear of the outside world

What is a key theme in “Robot Dreams" by Isaac Asimov?

• The relationship between humans and artificial intelligence

• The destruction of nature

• The power of propaganda

• The importance of conformity

In “The Veldt,” what represents the danger of technological dependence?

• A mechanical teacher

• Flying cars

• The nursery

• Robot servants

What is the primary difference between a utopia and dystopia?

• Dystopias have more advanced technology

• Utopias focus on equality while dystopias don't

• Dystopias show a flawed society while utopias show an ideal one

• Utopias have more government control

Which is NOT a common characteristic of dystopian societies?

• Individual freedom is celebrated

• Information is restricted

• Citizens are under surveillance

• Conformity is enforced

How do dystopian protagonists typically differ from other literary heroes?

• They never succeed in their missions

• They start as ordinary citizens who question their society

• They have supernatural powers

• They work with the government

What is the primary purpose of propaganda in dystopian societies?

• To entertain the citizens

• To control and manipulate the population

• To educate people about history

• To promote artistic expression

Which plot element is common in dystopian literature?

• The hero immediately overthrows the government

• The society is revealed to be perfect

• The protagonist gradually discovers the society's flaws

• Nature triumphs over technology

What role does surveillance typically play in dystopian societies?

• It protects citizens from crime

• It maintains social order through fear

• It helps improve public services

• It promotes individual expression