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Dystopian Vocabulary
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What is the target audience for dystopian/ post-apocalyptic novels?
baby boomers
senior citizens
primary school children
older teens to adults
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Settings in dystopian stories are mostly
optomistic
bleak
on farms
on deserted islands
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In a religiously controlled society, who might be in charge?
Parliament
The media
A dictator
The army
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Which movie does not display a dystopia?
Lord of the Flies
Wonder Woman
The Hunger Games
WALL-E
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What does "dehumanised" mean?
To personify an object
To treat someone like a god
To treat as less than human
To turn a human into an animal
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One main thing citizens of a society don't have in dystopian fiction?
Creativity
Modesty
Generosity
Individuality
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Using sight, smell, hearing, taste and touch to describe something
Use of imagery
Alliteration
A conclusion
A narrative hook
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Themes of dystopian fiction are usually
Scary
Sad
Happy
Negative
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Wall-E is an example of what two types of dystopian control?
Bureaucratic/Corporate
Bureaucratic/Technological
Technological/Coroporate
Religious/philosophical
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The protagonist is usually:
resourceful, intelligent
funny & meddlesome
calm & curious
confused & sad
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What are two ways to control people in a Dystopian society?
Hypnosis and bribery
Propaganda and surveillance
Brainwashing and advertising
Threats of punishment
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What is an interesting opening sentence to a novel called?
Narrative hook
A preamble
Narrative shift
A complication
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Propaganda is used to . . .
control citizens
record statistics
take surveys
find employees
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Dystopian worlds often give the illusion of...
a time travelling protagonist.
being perfect utopias.
happiness through loss of control and brainwashing.
being magical places.
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What word is not part of dystopian vocabulary?
dissent
bureaucratic
figurehead
harmony
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The dystopian protagonist helps the reader
hate societal ills
recognize the wrongs of the dystopia
have self-confidence
long for an utopia
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Is it possible for a dystopian fiction setting to recover to become a utopia?
Yes
No
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What is something that is worshiped by citizens of a Dystopian Society?
Money
Fashion
MacDonald's
A leader
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What are elements of a dystopian story?
The society is prosperous and democratic
Independent thinking is restricted
The story is set in the past
Surveillance of citizens
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Who wrote the first dystopian novel?
J. K. Rowling
Suzanne Collins
George Orwell
Jonathan Swift
