Combined: CREATIVE WRITING + Features of Dystopian Fiction

Question 1

"Cautiously, the kitten ventured round the corner, unsure about was there." Is an example of a sentence beginning with?

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an adverb

Question 2

The purpose of an adjective is to do what?

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Describe a noun.

Question 3

Imagine you are a citizen of a dystopian society. Which button do you press?

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This is the one you should press.

Question 4

My grandmother hobbled carefully down the uneven road. Uneven is an example of what?

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Adjective

Question 5

QUICK FIRE: In dystopian fiction, what does the protagonist realise?

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That society is being secretly controlled

Question 6

The overall message or moral of the story is the definition of

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theme

Question 7

The definition of setting is

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when and where the story takes place

Question 8

Comparing two unlike things with LIKE or AS is called a what?

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Simile

Question 9

Propaganda is...

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Materials used to persuade people to believe something.

Question 10

Which of the following would NOT be likely rules for a dystopian society?

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Do not discriminate against others., Strawberries must be washed before consumption.

Question 11

"Exhausted after a busy morning chasing butterflies..." is an example of a sentence beginning with?

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A verb participle

Question 12

A simile is ...

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when you compare two things using 'like' or 'as'.

Question 13

When the protagonist has a problem with traditions, laws or institutions it's a _____ conflict.

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character vs. society

Question 14

QUICK FIRE: In dystopian fiction, who holds the control?

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The government, The author

Question 15

The main events of the story is the definition of

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plot

Question 16

I walked into the room and saw my brother right away. In what POV is this sentence written?

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First Person

Question 17

The definition of the climax of a story is

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the most intense, exciting or important point of the story

Question 18

'The circus was a magnet for the children.' Is an example of what?

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Metaphor

Question 19

"Staring in absolute disbelief, the kitten watched as ..." Is an example of a sentence beginning with?

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A verb participle

Question 20

Personification is ...

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used to give an inanimate object human characteristics.

Question 21

I slept like an angel is an example of what?

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Hyperbole

Question 22

When the protagonist has a problem with the environment or an animal it's a _____ conflict.

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character vs. nature

Question 23

Competitive or opposing action of incompatibles is the definition of

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conflict

Question 24

"On top of the table seemed the perfect vantage point ..." Is an example of a sentence beginning with?

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a prepoisition

Question 25

Dystopian worlds often give the illusion of...

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... being perfect utopias

Question 26

How the author feels about something is the definition of

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tone

Question 27

In a story, a stock character is

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a stereotypical character who's in several stories

Question 28

In a story, a dynamic character __________ while a static character __________.

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changes, doesn't change

Question 29

The definition of resolution is

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the denouement; the solution at end of the story

Question 30

"Despite having a million things to do, the kitten just loved..." Is an example of a sentence beginning with?

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A preposition

Question 31

Why is dystopian fiction often set in the future?

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Because it looks cool and the writer can invent new gadgets., Because it makes the reader consider the future of society., Because the things it describes could potentially happen.

Question 32

The series of events that happen before the climax is the definition of

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rising action

Question 33

A narrative piece has three parts: characters/setting, plot, and _________________.

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A climax/resolution

Question 34

'She sells sea-shells down by the sea shore.' Is an example of what?

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Alliteration

Question 35

The definition of protagonist is

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the main character of the story

Question 36

The series of events that happen after the climax is the definition of

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falling action

Question 37

"Cute and fluffy with wide innocent eyes, few would believe ..." is an example of a sentence beginning with...

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an adjective

Question 38

Onomatopoeias, Personfication, Hyperboles, Similes, and Alliteration are all examples of what?

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Figurative Language / Literary devices

Question 39

Apocalyptic disaster is a common feature of dystopian fiction. Why?

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Because people are afraid of it really happening

Question 40

How many senses should we be using in our descriptive writing?

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5

Question 41

Without the following, writing can be dull and confusing.

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All of these elements

Question 42

The definition of subject is

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what the story's about

Question 43

She furiously tugged at her sleeve. Furiously is an example of what?

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An adverb

Question 44

Dystopian societies tend to have a figurehead or recognisable leader. True or False?

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True - they are usually charismatic and powerful

Question 45

A conversation between 2 or more people in a book, play or movie is the definition of

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dialogue

Question 46

Conflict can be seen in dystopian fiction between the following:

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The protagonist and authority, Good and evil, Fear and love

Question 47

You are trapped in a dystopian world. You are NOT a protagonist. What do you do?

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Give in. It's hopeless to fight.

Question 48

The bench cried under the weight of the enormous box. This sentence is an example of what?

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Personification

Question 49

When the protagonist has a problem with the antagonist it's a __________ conflict.

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character vs. character

Question 50

The definition of exposition is

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the background information at the beginning of the story

Question 51

The protagonist of a dystopian novel is most likely to...

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Try to break down the order of society from the inside

Question 52

A verb is ...

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A doing word.

Question 53

When the protagonist has a problem with technological advances it's a __________ conflict.

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character vs. technology

Question 54

You're the protagonist! You are caught plotting against the government. Do you...

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Fight to get away from the soldiers and go into hiding, Tell the soldiers who catch you that you won't stop plotting

Question 55

A metaphor is ...

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when say that something IS something else.

Question 56

Dinah _______ to the lodge to get her rifle. Which verb would be STRONGEST in this sentence.

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sprinted

Question 57

Dystopian societies can often be discombobulating, both for the reader and characters. Discombobulating means?

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perplexing, disorientating, disconcerning, confusing

Question 58

The definition of antagonist is

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the character who is adversarial to someone or something

Question 59

What are the 5 elements of sensory writing?

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touch, smell, see, hear, taste

Question 60

In a dystopian society, freedom of thought is...

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Restricted, Restricted, Restricted

Question 61

When the protagonist has an internal struggle with himself or herself it's a _____ conflict.

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character vs. self

Question 62

The leader of your dystopian society has decreed that you must pay more taxes. Do you?

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Yes, I will., Okie dokie, will do., I will, yes., OK, I will.

Question 63

In dialogue, punctuation should MOST OFTEN be placed where?

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Inside the " marks

Question 64

The purpose of an adjectives is to do what?

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Describe a NOUN

Combined: CREATIVE WRITING + Features of Dystopian Fiction

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Combined: CREATIVE WRITING + Features of Dystopian Fiction

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