Nadsat Terms
Dystopia
Satire & Irony
A Clockwork Orange
100

quick; quickly (adj./adv.)

skorry

100

Dystopia literally means

"no place"

100

Sarcasm is a form of

verbal irony

100

Alex "peets" "moloko" with _______________ to make him ready for a bit of the old "ultra-violence"

Knives

200

good; well; excellent (adj./adv.)

horrorshow

200

The setting of a story includes its time, place, and _____________ under which the story takes place (things such as laws).

Circumstances

200

_________________ is like a secret only the audience knows.

Dramatic Irony
200

Who does Alex refer to as "pee and 'em"?

His Parents

300

place (n.)

mesto

300
The type of conflict where a character stands in opposition to the government or institution

Man v. Society

300

If you watch a newscaster, and expect them to do well, but they do a terrible job, it's an example of _____________________ . 

Situational Irony

300

Alex's passion for music relates to the theme of ____________________ .

Art & Humanity

400

to watch (v.)

viddy

400

To derive pleasure from inflicting pain is called ___________________

Sadism 

400

If it rains on your wedding day, is this an example of irony?

No

400

The writer of A Clockwork Orange in the book is ______________________ .

F. Alexander

500

to drink (v.)

peet

500

Dystopias usually feature ineffective or corrupt _______________

Government/Laws

500

The purpose of satire is to

Point out real-world issues

500

The people with the most influence over language.

Teens/Youth/Nadsats

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