WorksheetsThe language of dystopian fiction
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is a 'dystopia'?
Contempt for and ingrained prejudice against women.
An imagined place or state where everything is perfect.
An imagined society where there is great suffering and torture.
Information used to promote a political cause.
What is a 'utopia'?
An imagined society where there is great suffering and torture.
A dictatorial government.
Suppression of speech, literature and thoughts.
An imagined place or state where everything is perfect.
What is a 'dictator'?
A nice person
A political leader who possesses absolute power
A leader who listens to everyone
A poor person
What is a 'totalitarian' society?
A society where everyone is free to do as they choose
A society run by a government who believe in free choice
A society run by a dictatorship who have very strict rules for everyone to follow
A society where everyone is happy
What is 'censorship'?
People's thoughts, writing and speech being controlled and suppressed
Being allowed to say or think whatever you like
A boat that senses danger
Newspapers can tell people whatever they want to
What is 'misogyny'?
Hatred and discrimination against women
Hatred and discrimination against men
Being kind and accepting of women
Being kind and accepting of men
What is 'surveillance'?
Teaching a set of beliefs without question
Ignoring people
Suppression of speech, literature and thoughts
Close observation for gathering information: watching people
What is 'indoctrination'?
Teaching people to think for themselves
Being a rebel
Information used to promote a political cause
Teaching a set of beliefs without question.
What is 'manipulation'?
Suppression of speech, literature and thoughts
Influencing or controlling someone for your own benefit
Contempt for and ingrained prejudice against women.
Letting people make their own choices without influencing them
What is 'propaganda'?
Unbiased, objective facts
Having a really good look at something
A dictatorial government
Information used to promote a political cause; e.g. posters, speeches, media reports
