Dystopian Elements
"The Lottery"
"Examination Day"
"Harrison Bergeron"
True or False
100

This type of dystopian control is when technology or computers force people to conform.

Technological control

100

Who is stoned to death at the end of the story?

Tessie

100

At what age at citizens given the intelligence exam?

12

100

What year does the story take place?

2081

100

Citizens in dystopian societies are distrustful of the outside world.

True

200

This type of dystopian control is where the governments the citizens. 

Bureaucratic Control

200

Name one dystopian element present in "The Lottery".

Conformity, propaganda, fear/violence

200

Why is Dickie killed at the end of the story?

His intelligence was deemed too high by the government


200

What are the government rules for the citizens?

Nobody can be better looking than anybody else or stronger, quicker or smarter. 

200

Utopia and Dystopia are the same

False

300

This type of dystopian control is where citizens are controlled by media and advertising. 

Corporate Control

300

Name one type of conflict present in "The Lottery". 

Character vs. Society

300

Name one type of conflict found in "Examination Day"

Character vs. Society

Character vs. Technology

300

What are George and Hazel watching on TV when they see Harrison?

Ballet

300

Utopia is a perfect world with no problems

True


400

In dystopian societies people are _______________ (meaning they are treated harshly and have little say).

Oppressed

400

Who picks for the head of household?

The men

400

What is the mood of "Examination Day"?

Tense, upsetting, depressing

400

What does Harrison do when he enters the TV station?

Tries to overthrow the government

400

Satire uses a lot of metaphors to prove its point. 

False (humor)

500

In dystopian societies everyone must ______________ (act and think the same). 

Conform

500

Describe the tone in the short story.

Anxious, nervous

500

What is a theme of "Examination Day"?

High intelligence can be viewed as a dangerous thing

500

What is the theme of Harrison Bergeron?

Equality (The type of equality that people desire).

500

Verbal irony is when you say one thing but mean the opposite. 

True


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