Conventions of Dystopian Fiction

In Dystopian Fiction, a government that tightly controls people's lives and choices is called

• A Democracy

• A Supportive government

• An Oppressive Governmnet

• A Depressive Government

Which of the following is an example of 'Surveillance'?

• People use robots for entertainment

• Cameras and drones constantly watch people

• There is no electricity or technology

• Citizens are free to travel anywhere

Fake news and slogans that are used to control how people think are also known as

• Whatsapp Messages

• News Articles

• Memoranda

• Propaganda

When people in society are forced to think and act the same as everyone else, they

• become better citizens

• lose their individuality

• no longer have the burden of thinking for themselves

• learn to cooperate

The goal of Dystopian Fiction is to warn readers about real-world problems.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The term 'DYSTOPIA' is made up of two words - 'dys' and 'topos'. What do they mean?

• No place

• Empty Space

• Good or Perfect place

• Bad or difficult place

In a dystopian world, when people fight back against unfair control, they are called

• Rebels

• Criminals

• Citizens

• Politicians

Imagine a world where you cannot have a special talent because it will make you different and unequal.
What would you call such a world where there is so much equality that everyone must look the same and think exactly like the next person?

• Real world

• Utopia

• Dystopia

• Fairy tale

What will happen in a dystopian society when something cruel or unfair happens to someone else?

• They speak up immediately and demand justice

• They ignore it because it doesn’t affect them

• They celebrate the event with parties

• They leave the society to live in a utopia

Which of the following are ways a dystopian government or society might control people into obeying?

• Peer pressure

• Fear of punishment

• Fear of being left out or isolated

• Media like news, social media, and advertisements