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Utopia vs Dystopia
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A lesson review on dystopias and utopias
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Which of the following is NOT an example of a dystopian control?
Technological
Corporate
Bureaucratic
Capitalistic
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What is used to control the citizens of society?
Robots
Propaganda
Food
Brain Scanning Machines
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What is the key fundamental requirement for a dystopia?
Government control of everything
Has robots
Set in the future
An ideal world gone bad
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Which of these is a proof that the short film "V for Vendetta" is a dystopia?
The protagonist is a "super-hero"
It is set in the future
The government is controlled by a dictatorship
It is set in London, England
5
Which of the following is NOT restricted in a dystopia?
Information
Independent thought
Freedom
Religion
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Are "robots" proof that a story is dystopic?
No
Yes
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Which of these is a proof that the short film "Wall-E" is a dystopia?
It has a robot protagonist
It is set in space
The world is controlled by a store called BuyMore
It is set in the future
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What is the society an illusion of?
A world full of pizza
A terrible world
A religious image
A perfect world
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Citizens are perceived to be under what?
Constant surveillance
Control of military
Control of robots
Water
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Citizens have a fear of what?
Machines
The future
Robots
The outside world
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How are figureheads or concepts treated by the citizens?
Laughed At
Hated
Dehumanized
Worshiped
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The dystopian protagonist questions:
Where the future is going
Existing political and social systems
The meaning of life
Where the robots came from
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What do citizens conform to?
Freedom
Dissent
Individuality
Uniform expectations
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What does the dystopian protagonist help the audience recognize about their world?
Negative aspects
Positive aspects
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What is banished and distrusted?
Information
Propaganda
The natural world
Religion
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Are all dystopias set in the future?
No
Yes
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How does the dystopian protagonist feel about the society in which they live?
They think it's great
They think it's terrible
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What sort of state do humans live in?
Dehumanized
Demonized
Futuristic
Machine-like
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How many elements are there in a dystopian society?
8
9
7
10
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The dystopian protagonist often feels:
Happy and excited
Trapped and struggling to escape
Mad and angered
Sad and depressed
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How many elements of the dystopian protagonist are there?
3
4
6
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