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Dystopian Genre Review.

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 11mins

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1.

What is the definition of Utopia?

a)

Utopia means, perfect world but everyone knows it is not true.

b)

Utopia means, it is a world with great suffering

c)

Utopia Means, a imagined place or idea with everything perfect.

2.

What is the definition of Dystopia.

a)

Dystopia means, an imagined place or state of things in which everything is perfect.

b)

Dystopia means, and imagined state or society where there is great suffering.

c)

Dystopia means, and imagined place or state where everyone is clueless about what is going on around them.

3.

What are the traits of Dystopian genre antagonists.

a)

Clueless, Kind, Lost, Mixed Feelings.

b)

Corrupt, Dysfunctional, controlive, Tyrannical.

c)

Mean, Evil, Unworthy, Cruel.

d)

Kind, Sweet, Loving, Secrative.

4.

What are the Dystopian Protagonist traits.

a)

Negative, Unwilling, Lazy, Unmotivated.

b)

Helpful, Keen, Rude, Silly.

c)

Misunderstood, Unhappy with society they live in.

d)

Kind, Happy, Willing, Brave.

5.

True or False :

a)

Control means - Information, ideas, choices, & freedoms are restricted or removed.

b)

Control means - Elements of the natural world is banished, removed, & distrusted.

6.

What is the True Statement?

a)

Dehumanization Means - People Who act like Animals.

b)

Dehumanization Means - Citizens are forced to live in a “dehumanized” or animalistic state.

7.

What Is the False Statement?

a)

Perfect World means - Uniformity is expected. All citizens are alike and the same. Individuality is bad.

b)

Perfect World Means - Citizens believe they are living in a perfect world – a utopian society. They don’t want or

see a need for change.

8.

What is the True Statement?

a)

Surveillance Means - Citizens are constantly monitored & watched by those in control.

b)

Surveillance Means - The Rulers are always busy.

9.

What is the right meaning of Propaganda?

a)

Propaganda Means – Messages designed to influence & control the attitude of citizens toward some cause, belief,

or position by presenting only one side of an argument.

b)

Propaganda Means - Elements of the natural world is banished, removed, & distrusted.

10.

What is the True Meaning

a)

Controlled environment means - Elements of the natural world is banished, removed, & distrusted.

b)

Controlled environment means - – Uniformity is expected. All citizens are alike and the same. Individuality is bad.

11.

Which statement is false?

a)

Limited World View means – Citizens have a lack of knowledge & fear of the “outside” world.

b)

Limited World View means - Information, ideas, choices, & freedoms are restricted or removed.

12.

What are some Common Themes explored in dystopian literature?

a)

The Danger of a Particular Type of Government

b)

The Importance of Knowledge & Truth

c)

The Drive of the Normal

d)

The Dangers of a Particular Policy

13.

Common themes explored in dystopian literature are,

a)

The Danger of Allowing One Group Too Much Power

b)

The Importance of Free Will & Individuality

c)

The Danger of Technology

d)

The Danger of Desensitization

14.

Common themes explored in dystopian literature are,

a)

The Importance of Humanity

b)

The Government's Knowledge.

c)

The Danger of Human Nature

d)

None Of The Above.

15.

Problems dystopian societies attempted to solve are,

a)

Corrupt Leadership.

b)

Perfect World.

c)

The Dystopian Society.

d)

The Utopian Society.

16.

What Does Dystopian Literature Serve As?

a)

Fiction.

b)

Non-Fiction.

c)

Instructions.

d)

FairyTale.

17.

What Makes Utopian Society Impossible?

a)

Nothing is Perfect.

b)

Anything is possible.

c)

The mean kids.

d)

Peoples freewill.

18.

Types of Control.

a)

Technology Control

b)

Pet control

19.

Who is Jonas?

a)

The milk man.

b)

the next Giver

c)

The next receiver

d)

The next Chief of elders.

20.

Who is Rosemary

a)

The Chief's Daughter

b)

The old reciver

c)

The Current Receiver

d)

The Givers daughter.