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WorksheetsDystopian Vocabulary
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 11mins
disaster, catastrophe, destruction, the end of the world. In Dystopian literature, a new world may begin with those who lived.
Dystopia
Protagonist
Apocalypse
Propaganda
a futuristic, imagined, unpleasant, repressed (forbidding) society where people lead dehumanized, fearful lives.
Dystopia
Utopia
Apocalypse
Revolution
an imaginary place where everything in society is perfect.
Freewill
Utopia
Perception
Dystopia
“the good guy” who feels trapped, questions the situation, struggles to escape, and helps the reader to see/feel the negative aspects of the Dystopian world.
Allusion
Utopia
Antagonist
Protagonist
a revolt, rebellion, uprising in which people completely change their government or political system, usually by force.
Revolution
Utopia
Symbolism
Allusion
“the bad guy”, the adversary of “the good guy”. In Dystopian novels, it might be control by a government, a corporation, technology or religion/philosophical beliefs
Protagonist
Antagonist
Freewill
Conformity
a form of communication aimed at influencing the attitude of the community toward some cause or position by presenting only one side of an argument.
Dystopia
Freewill
Propaganda
Allusion
words or a visual that represents a deeper meaning; what does the author want you to feel?
Allusion
Symbolism
Freewill
Perception
In this image, the man in the red suit represents _____________________.
revolution
individualism
surveilance
plain folk
In this image, the men in the blue suits represent _____________________.
revolution
conformity
surveilance
plain folk
What does 'bleak' mean?
offering little or no hope
lacking in variety
having to do with ideas
idealistic or visionary
What does totalitarian mean?
system of government that controls every part of the state
the power to speak and think as you like
excessive formality or procedures
stripping people of human rights
