Understanding 'Feed' by M.T. Anderson

The video summarizes 'Feed' by M.T. Anderson, set in a dystopian U.S. where people have feeds implanted in their brains. The story follows Titus, a wealthy teen, and his friends as they meet Violet, who challenges their consumerist lifestyle. As Violet's health deteriorates due to a malfunctioning feed, Titus struggles with his feelings and the societal issues around them. The narrative explores themes of technology, consumerism, and environmental decay.

What is the primary function of the 'feed' in the dystopian world of the story?

• To control people's thoughts

• To connect people to a virtual reality

• To provide entertainment and information

• To monitor people's health

Who is the main character in 'Feed'?

• Violet

• Titus

• Marty

• Link

Where do Titus and his friends go for spring break?

• Mars

• The Moon

• A luxury resort

• A space station

What makes Violet different from Titus and his friends?

• She is from a wealthy family

• She has a broken feed

• She is not interested in consumerism

• She is a hacker

What global issue is highlighted in the story?

• Alien invasion

• Economic collapse

• Nuclear war

• Climate change

How does Titus initially react to Violet's health issues?

• He ignores the problem

• He tries to fix her feed

• He distances himself from her

• He becomes more supportive

What realization does Titus come to at the end of the story?

• He needs to resist the feed

• He should move to another planet

• He should forget about Violet

• He should become a hacker

Which university did M.T. Anderson attend?

• Yale University

• Oxford University

• Harvard University

• Stanford University