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What influences gender roles in society?
Only biology
No external factors, only personal choice
Books, movies, and social expectations
Governments deciding roles for people
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What is social inequality?
When the rich and poor have very different living conditions
When everyone has the same amount of money
When governments give equal resources to all people
When people choose to be poor
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What is a risk of rebellion against powerful governments?
More freedom for people
The government gives up easily
Rebellions are always successful
They might face censorship or punishment
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What is the purpose of dystopian stories?
To avoid political topics
To make people feel comfortable
To describe an ideal future
To warn us about dangers in our society
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What is one way people fight for change?
Following all government rules
Ignoring problems in society
Staying silent
Protests and revolutions
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What lesson does The Hunger Games teach?
Standing up for what is right can lead to change
Only the strongest survive
Rebellion is always easy and risk-free
It is best to follow powerful leaders without question
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How have books and movies affected gender roles?
They only focus on male perspectives
They reinforce old stereotypes
They avoid discussing gender roles
They challenge traditional roles and show new perspectives
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How can the media influence people?
By avoiding controversial topics
By only focusing on entertainment
By controlling how people think
By always reporting the truth
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What is a key theme in dystopian literature?
A world with no conflicts or problems
Governments protecting individual freedoms
A perfect society where everyone is happy
Warnings about power, control, and injustice
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What is a common method that some governments use to control people?
Using censorship and surveillance
Increasing freedom of speech
Allowing protests freely
Giving everyone free internet
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What is one consequence of government control mentioned in the presentation?
Governments lose power
More personal freedoms
The gap between rich and poor grows
More equality between rich and poor
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What does Katniss Everdeen represent in The Hunger Games?
Obedience to the government
Bravery and resistance against oppression
A selfish desire to survive alone
Acceptance of unfair rules
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What is an example of media manipulation?
News reports only giving one side of a story
Allowing people to express all opinions freely
Showing all information transparently
Encouraging open debates without bias
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What is one characteristic of social inequality?
Some people live in luxury while others suffer
The government always helps the poor
Everyone has the same job opportunities
Rich and poor people live in the same conditions
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What does The Hunger Games show about power?
The government in the book is kind and fair
The Hunger Games bring people together in peace
Power can be abused
Power is always used fairly
