Literature and Dystopia Quiz

What does awry mean?

• It happens exactly as planned

• It goes wrong or deviates from the intended plan

• Great, Happy.

• It happens at an unexpected time

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A dystopia is:

• A perfect society

• A futuristic society where things have gone wrong

• A peaceful society

• A society with technology

The author's message is the...

• Symbol

• Theme

• Main Idea

• Summary

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A character type that often appears in a particular genre

• Conflict

• Archetype

• Symbol

• Narrator

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An object, person, or event that represents something beyond its literal meaning..

• Archetype

• Conflict

• Symbol

• Setting

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Which of the following could be an example of a dystopian world?

• A city where technological advancements make life easy and enjoyable for all

• A world where people live in harmony with nature and each other

• A world where citizens have equal access to everything and everyone is content

• A society where people live under strict control, and resources are scarce

Types of Power:

• A person turns down power

• Resists Power

• Following a law you disagree with

• Seeks Power

• A person who challenges a ruling figure

• Submits to Power

• Using your influence to make changes

• Exerts Power

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Which is NOT an example of an archetype?

• A mentor

• A mother figure

• The hero

• The symbol in the story

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What was the theme in The Giver?

• Individuality is important because if we were all the same, life would be pointless.

• Jonas realizes the significance of colors.

• Memories, Choices and Freedom

• They created a society where everyone was the same and had no feelings.

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Types of Conflict:

• a conflict within one person's mind

• Interpersonal Conflict

• a conflict that affects a whole society

• Internal Conflict

• a conflict between 2 people

• Systemic Conflict

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