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WorksheetsElements of Dystopian Literature
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Totalitarian (a) attempts to assert complete control over the lives of its citizens.
Propaganda is biased or misleading (a) used to promote or publicize a point of view.
Dystopian literature may have a figurehead or concept that is (a) by the citizens of the society.
Rulers may use (a) in order to gather information or maintain control over a dystopian society.
Citizens may have been told/taught to (a) the outside world.
Restrictions involve the (a) or control of citizens in a dystopian society.
Dystopian societies are often an (a) of a perfect utopian world.
A utopia is an imagined place in which everything is (a) .
Citizens might be forced to (a) to uniform expectations where individuality and freedom are restricted.
Many dystopian novels are (a) and involve very modern technology or designs.
