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Utopia vs Dystopia: Hunger Games & The Circle

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Quiz on utopia, dystopia, and both works

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Quiz on utopia, dystopia, and both works

by Martina Rohlfing
1

In Hunger Games, the Capitol's society is portrayed as utopian or dystopian?

2

In The Circle, the emphasis on transparency signals utopia or dystopia?

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What is a utopia?

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What is a dystopia?

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A common theme in both works is the danger of excessive what?

6

Katniss' actions in Hunger Games primarily express resistance to what?

7

The Circle critiques which core issue of modern tech culture?

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Which outcome best describes rebellion in a dystopian setting?

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What does The Circle suggest about 'perfect' systems?

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Hunger Games uses annual games to maintain what?

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A society where all basic needs are guaranteed, crime is nearly gone, and education and healthcare are freely accessible.

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A city with pervasive surveillance, dissent silenced, and a single party controls information.

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People freely express ideas, technology is accessible, and decisions are made by community councils.

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A system assigns jobs by state decree, erases personal history, and punishes unapproved thoughts.

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Public art and science are celebrated, freedom of press exists, and wealth is redistributed to help all.

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The state assigns every citizen a fixed role, history is rewritten, and speaking unsanctioned ideas is punished.

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Healthcare is free, education universal, and innovation improves everyone’s quality of life.

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Media is state-run, history is altered, and citizens are loyal only by coercion.

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Efforts are made to restore ecosystems, energy is clean, and citizens participate in decisions.

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Opposition parties are banned, secret police roam, and fear governs daily life.

 
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