Anthem Chapter 1 Flashcard

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What role does figurative language play in describing the protagonist's dreams in Chapter 1 of 'Anthem'?

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It illustrates his hopes for a different future.

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What does the protagonist's lack of a name signify in terms of themes in Chapter 1 of 'Anthem'?

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It underscores the suppression of individual identity.

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How does the author use metaphors in Chapter 1 of 'Anthem' to enhance the theme of collectivism?

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By comparing individuals to mechanical parts.

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How does the protagonist's interaction with others reflect the theme of individual versus society in Chapter 1 of 'Anthem'?

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He observes and reflects, suggesting a growing awareness of societal flaws.

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What does the darkness in the setting of Chapter 1 symbolize in 'Anthem'?

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The ignorance and blindness of society.

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Define collectivism as it relates to 'Anthem'.

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A social philosophy that emphasizes the collective over the individual, often leading to the suppression of personal identity.

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What is the significance of the protagonist's reflections in Chapter 1 of 'Anthem'?

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They indicate his internal conflict and growing awareness of societal issues.

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Explain the use of personification in Chapter 1 of 'Anthem'.

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It gives human characteristics to the city and its laws, enhancing the theme of control.

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What does the protagonist's observation of societal flaws suggest about his character development in Chapter 1 of 'Anthem'?

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It suggests a shift towards individual thought and questioning of societal norms.

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How does the setting contribute to the overall theme in Chapter 1 of 'Anthem'?

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The dark and oppressive setting symbolizes the lack of enlightenment and freedom.