Dystopian

What is NOT considered a popular motif for dystopian literature?

• Good vs. Evil

• Evil and Control

• Control vs Freedom

• Nature vs. Mechanistic World

In a dystopian novel, the protagonist is usually driven to

• A. become a part of the elite and powerful

• B. blend in and not stand cause a commotion

• C. dismantle the corrupt society

• D. create a better future

• E. Both C and D

In a dystopian novel, the antagonist is usually

• Part of the elite, powerful, or rich

• Another species

• None of these responses

Greek for the "not good place."

• Utopia

• Dystopia

• Cornucopia

• Candytopia

Check all that apply:

Characteristics of Dystopia

• Information, independent thought, and freedom are restricted

• Access to education, healthcare, employment, and so forth.

• Propaganda replaces education

• Citizens conform to uniform expectations. Individuality and dissent are bad

Utopia or Dystopia?

Society full of oppression and inequality

• Utopia

• Dystopia

One of the earliest Dystopian works was called ___________ Travels.

• Gambino's

• Gulliver's

• Mulligan's

• Gilligan's

At their heart, dystopias are ___________tales about the very idea that humanity can be molded into an ideal shape.

• credible

• cautionary

• favorable

• encouraging

In a dystoian society, certian trends in modern society are taken to extremes, exposing their underlying________

• flab

• perfection

• flaws

• strength

The Hunger Games is an example of....

• Utopian society

• Dystopian society