Dystopia Review

Conventions of a Dystopian Society

________ is used to control, almost brainwash the citizens through news and media.

• Propaganda

• Parables

• True information

Conventions of a Dystopian Society

_________ is restricted in order to restrict independent thought.

• Homework

• Information

• Movement

Conventions of a Dystopian Society

_______ which represents freedom can often be found polluted by man.

• Education

• Nature

• The Workforce

Conventions of a Dystopian Society

Constant ___________, people are very often watched by the forces that wish to oppress them.

• Work

• Surveillance

• Réveiller

Conventions of a Dystopian Society

The Society is an __________ of a utopian world. The powerful will tell you that everything is perfect, when in reality, it isn't.

• Exact Copy

• Illusion

Conventions of a Dystopian Society

A figurehead is often ___________ by the citizens of the society.

• Worshipped

• Despised

Conventions of a Dystopian Society

_________ is bad, the state wants people to be uniform to the point of dehumanisation.

• Groupthink

• Individuality

Which Literary Device is this?

A story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, typically a moral or political one. Can take the form of an extended metaphor.

• Alliteration

• Simile

• Genre

• Allegory

Considering the P.E.E paragraph, what does the point do?

• Shows you why the point is important.

• Shows you that the point is real/valid.

• Supports your argument.

Considering the P.E.E paragraph, what does the evidence do?

• Shows you why the point is important.

• Shows you that the point is real/valid.

• Supports your argument.