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Dystopian Literature
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Review of Introduction to Dystopian Literature powerpoint
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1
Both Utopia and Dystopia are imagined places.
True
False
2
The protagonist in
1984
is...
Bernard Marx
Cassia
Winston Smith
Thomas Moore
3
Books are forbidden because they are the source of discord and unhappiness.
False
True
4
One of the motifs is the importance of ...
family and friendships
outward appearance
speed and accuracy
age and wisdom
5
The hero almost always discovers their own exceptional talents and strengths.
False
True
6
The term "dystopia" originated around the 1800's.
False
True
7
In
Brave New World
the Savage Reservations represent the old, imperfect life.
False
True
8
Which is
not
a characteristic of an antagonist?
represents the elite and powerful
gains courage and strength
maintains power/control
operates through greed and selfishness
9
...is a 10 year old who has "changed" and gets locked in the garage by her parents.
Cassia
Xander
Risa
Ruby
10
George Orwell wrote the classic....
1922
1776
1984
2001
11
The main character in
Fahrenheit 451
is ...
Connor
Guy Montag
Aldous Huxley
Ruby
12
There are...elements to plot development.
5
7
4
6
13
A protagonist is typically portrayed as...
average
greedy
controlling
powerful
14
In the novel,..., the world is divided into three countries.
Utopia
Brave New World
1984
The Darkest Minds
15
A possible setting element in Dystopia is loose governmental control.
True
False
16
An example of a "motif" is Beauty vs. Age.
False
True
17
Sir Thomas Moore wrote... in ....
Utopia, 1516
Brave New World, 1820
Matched, 1621
Unwind, 1776
18
Matched
has Cassia choosing between Bernard and Lev.
False
True
19
In "Unwind" parents of children between the ages of 13 and 18 can have them "unwound".
True
False
20
A protagonist has the mission of protecting the current state of affairs and to maintain power.
False
True
21
An author's purpose may be to expose society's desire for compassion, community, and freedom.
False
True
22
The author of
Fahrenheit 451
is....
Edgar Allen Poe
Aldous Huxley
Thomas Moore
Ray Bradbury
23
In "
Unwind"
the plot involves reproductive rights.
False
True
24
In dystopian novels the heros experience obstacles and almost never succeed with their mission.
False
True
25
In motifs, Innocence is typically pitted against...
Nature
Control
Technolgy
Corruption
26
The Brotherhood is a supposed group of rebels intent on helping the government in power.
False
True
27
Big Brother is an organization that...
bans reading and preserving books
censors everyone's behavior and thoughts
uses genetic engineering
runs a brutal government "rehabilitation camp"
28
Setting
elements are typically futuristic and totally unrealistic.
False
True
29
Utopia is...
a bleak place
a funny place
an unpleasant place
a perfect place
30
Most of the "utopian societies" created were not successful.
False
True
