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Dystopian Unit Review
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1
What could the wings and horns best symbolize in "Ponies"?
Individuality and freedom
Rebellion
Flight or fight
TopGirl
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"Being under constant government surveillance" is what type of obstacle?
Systemic
External
Radical
Personal
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Which characteristic is typical of dystopia?
Have lots of rules and customs to follow
Set in the distant past
Romance between the main characters
Magical beings or creatures
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Which is
not
one of the main ways characters respond to power in dystopia?
Exert it
Seek it
Submit to it
Trade it
5
What is the mentor archetype?
an experienced and trusted adviser
lacks the qualities of a typical hero, but ends up being one
brave and resourceful leader; often fights against unfair rules
a nurturing character who helps take care of others
6
Which character in "Ponies" fits both the sidekick and villain archetypes?
Sunny
Starblosssom
TopGirl
Barbara
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At the end of "Ponies", what was Sunny's power response?
Submit to it
Seek it
Resist it
Exert it
8
What is the mother figure archetype?
n evil character whose actions are important to the plot
a nurturing character who helps take care of others
the hero's closest companion; less powerful than the hero
brave and resourceful leader; often fights against unfair rules
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What is the villain archetype?
brave and resourceful leader; often fights against unfair rules
a nurturing character who helps take care of others
an evil character whose actions are important to the plot
the hero's closest companion; less powerful than the hero
10
In the story "Ponies", what was TopGirl's main power response?
Resist it
Seek it
Submit to it
Exert it
11
What is the anti-hero archetype?
lacks the qualities of a typical hero, but ends up being one
brave and resourceful leader; often fights against unfair rules
an experienced and trusted adviser
a nurturing character who helps take care of others
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What is an example of a personal obstacle?
Feelings of insecurity
Unfair class system
Fight with your parents
Car crash
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What is an archetype?
Typical type of character found in a genre
A character who opposes the protagonist
A character found in every story
A character who starts a rebellion
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What is the sidekick archetype?
a nurturing character who helps take care of others
the hero's closest companion; less powerful than the hero
brave and resourceful leader; often fights against unfair rules
an evil character whose actions are important to the plot
15
In "Ponies", what is Barbara's main power response?
Resist it
Trade it
Submit to it
Exert it
16
In Dystopia, the government is often...
Fair
Powerless
Just
Controlling
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Which is not a characteristic of dystopia?
Have characters that challenge/push back on the rules
Set in a future where something has gone awry (wrong)
Have a lot of rules and customs for characters to follow
Often feature magical or mythological creatures
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In Dystopian novels, the original intent of the dystopia was often _______
a utopia
a democracy
a republic
a prison
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What is the definition of a literary symbol?
a character type that is often found in a genre
the message or universal truth about human nature in the story
people, objects, actions used to represent something beyond the literal
the main character, usually the protagonist
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What is an example of a systemic obstacle?
Unfair class system
Car crash
Feelings of insecurity
Fight with your parents
