Dystopian 1
Dystopian 2
The Social Dilemma
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Dystopia is a __________

futuristic fictional world

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True or False:

Rebellions are rare in Dystopian Literature

False

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This is the term for using personal information to keep users scrolling by showing them more of what they like.

Algorithm 

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True or False:

The Interviewees in the Social Dilemma urged us to watch the videos recommended to us on YouTube.

False

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The word "dystopia" is the commonly used antonym for ____________ or ___________

"eutopia" or utopia

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What are the common traits of dystopian protagonists?

  • Often feels trapped and is struggling to escape. 

  • Challenges and questions the beliefs, political, and social systems in his or her society.

  • Feels that something is wrong or unjust.

  • Reveals the negative qualities of the dystopian setting from his or her perspective.

  • Decides fighting back or escaping is worth any potential risks.

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The film suggests that social media platforms often profit from this valuable resource—not the app itself.

user attention (or data)

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Who decides what the reader will learn from Dystopian Literature?

The reader

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List 2 elements of a dystopian setting

  • An oppression of society

  • Control is often maintained through a totalitarian government.

  • Fear is instilled through a threat of violence.

  • Propaganda is used to prevent independent thought or to “brainwash” citizens.

  • People live under constant surveillance and have few rights or freedoms.

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An indicator that a text might be Dystopian is...

The story takes place in the future, but the description of the setting sounds primitive.

Outrageous, bizarre, or unjust aspects of living in a dystopia are presented as normal to the reader 

Much has been destroyed by war.

There is a central figure or ruling body who makes all decisions for others.

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According to the documentary, the rise of social media has been linked to increased rates of this mental health issue in teens.

anxiety and depression

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The documentary urges viewers to think of themselves not as users, but as  ________

Products

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Dystopian worlds frequently serve as a criticism of our CURRENT society and is intended to be a _________________________________________.

warning of the direction where our world may be heading IF change is not implemented

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What are 3 characteristics of a dystopian society?

  • The majority are oppressed by a ruling elite.

  • Citizens are afraid and distrustful of the “outside world.”

  • Documents and books that were written from or about the past or banned or have been destroyed.

  • Everyone must conform to uniform rules or expectations.

  • Originality or any act of nonconformity is deemed undesirable or even considered to be a criminal act.

  • Dystopias present an illusion that the society is a utopia.

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The documentary links excessive screen time to the decline of this human skill in young people.

face-to-face communication

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Name 3 Dystopian novels.

Answers will vary.

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Utopia is a pun, designed to put us in mind of the Greek u-topos (‘_______’) and eu-topos (‘good place’).

no place

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How are dystopian societies controlled and oppressed?

Corporate, Technological, Religious/Philosophical and Bureaucratic Control

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What were 2 recommendations the interviewees made?

Turning off notifications

creating boundaries

limiting screen time for teens/children

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What is your English teacher's name? You must spell it correctly.

Miss Stemen

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