Dystopian Literature Quiz 2 (60 MCQs)

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1. Aldous Huxley was born in the last half of the ..... century.
2. Prolonged cruel or unjust treatment is .....
3. Usually, the government, technology, or corporation usually begins with a genuine desire to do what?
4. A dystopian protagonist often .....
5. Words or a visual that represents a deeper meaning; what does the author want you to feel?
6. Who is the antagonist in dystopian literature?
7. What is usually the message of Dystopian stories?
8. This picture is an example of the dystopian element
9. Which of these is the BEST example of someone exerting power?
10. What are the names of Lois Lowry's parents?
11. What is an example of brutal government punishment for something like littering?
12. Ironically, people in a dystopia .....
13. Bonus:The statement, "A love of reality television and a saturation of violence becomes a society where teens are forced to fight to the death for entertainment, "is an example of what type of literary device?
14. Dystopian people always have .....
15. What happened during the 2 minute hate?
16. Which dystopia control is in a story where citizens are controlled by a concept or belief?
17. Who was plotting to overthrow the government?
18. What does "Dystopia" mean?
19. Where do dystopian settings usually take place?
20. Making an indirect reference to somebody or something. Ex: "Don't act like a Romeo in front of her."
21. This dystopian element is often used to monitor the control of the citizens and enforce any rules or regulations. It ensures that the the other elements are kept in-tact.
22. The hero will battle monsters, face many trials, and face many enemies to strengthen himself.
23. Dystopian literature is primarily created to
24. What characteristic does Donkey (from Shrek) have that makes him a sidekick?
25. The pursuit of happiness is the purpose of life.
26. Which archetype is an evil character who does everything in his/her power to prevent the hero from reaching his/her goal?
27. Why did Gabriel need to be saved
28. The spreading of ideas and information to help or hurt a cause
29. Goldstein is described as:
30. Who ultimately has control over the household in "The Veldt" ?
31. The main character is often the first, or one of a few, to see what?
32. What does "surveillance" mean?
33. In Harrison Bergeron what does the dance with the ballerina at the end symbolize?
34. In dystopias, control is maintained through outside means, such as:
35. When the hero faces his fears the most.
36. The dark-haired girl Winston remembers is:
37. The definition of a dystopia is
38. What is the setting of "The Veldt"
39. At the end of the story, who witnesses and then forgets the death of Harrison?
40. Citizens are not permitted to read or own books.
41. Which one is not necessarily a dystopian element?
42. Why did Dickie fail to pass the exam?
43. Choose the setting that best represents the Dystopian genre.
44. Using the senses to understand what is observed in a situation.
45. A revolt, rebellion, uprising in which people completely change their government or political system, usually by force.
46. Who is the Hadicapper-General?
47. Propaganda is the term for
48. What does technology do, according to Lydia?
49. Where did Lois Lowry complete her Bachelor of Arts in English?
50. In a dystopian novel, the antagonist is usually
51. When you conform to dystopian laws you .....
52. What is the purpose of dystopian literature?
53. What is NOT considered a popular motif for dystopian literature?
54. Why does Hazel not have a mental handicap?
55. What ultimately leads to the parents' death in "The Veldt" ?
56. "Brave New World" uses conditioning for .....
57. Which dystopia control is in a story where citizens are manipulated by advertising or product consumption?
58. What problems are avoided when people conform to autocratic governments in dystopian literature?
59. Match the description to the character from The Rocket. Cynical, Irritable, and Broken Down
60. A futuristic, imagined, unpleasant, repressed (forbidding) society where people lead dehumanized, fearful lives.