Punctuation
Narrative
Dystopia
Utopia
Vocab Stab
100

Explain the purpose of a full stop.

Indicates the end of a sentence or idea.
100

The formal names of a main character and the enemy

protagonist and antagonist

100

What is one typical element of a dystopian society?

Government control, lack of nature, individualism is suppressed, darkness, loneliness, etc.

100
Explain what a utopia is

A perfect world in nature, people, and actions.

100

Define futuristic and give an example of what that might look like

Set in the future, usually depicted with shiny things, technology.

200

Explain why you might use ?! in a sentence. Is it common?

Yes, but it's not very common. Indicates an exclamation.

200

What is needed at the very start of a narrative?

Title

200

What is one typical element of a dystopian landscape?

Lack of nature, fire, no signs of wildlife. 

200

Explain individualism

Ability to look or be different or unique from everyone

200

Define apocalyptic and give an example to follow

describing or prophesying the complete destruction of the world - everything be on fire!

300

What is the purpose of a semi colon? How often should they be used in a body of work?

In place of "because" or "so". Use it at least 1 to 3 times in a body of work.

300

The amount of characters you should have in a short story.

1 to 3.

300

Explain the concept of "conformity".

Everyone having to look the same and live by the same rules.

300

Explain free will.

The ability to do what you want.

300

Define oppression and give an example afterwards

mental pressure or distress, making everyone confirm to the same things

400
Explain the purpose of a colon (and what does it look like?)
:

Usually for listing information, however can be used for one simple direct idea.

E.g. The man was lost in the deep: solitude.

400

Why do we have a word limit?

To practice disciplined writing, to be concise. And in senior, the teacher stops reading at the word limit word.

400

What is something the government specifically does in Dystopia?

Everyone follows suppressive laws, but the govt. will portray society as a utopia.

400

Explain examples of utopian landscapes 

Physically perfect - abundance of green pastures, happy animals, sunshine, etc.

400

Define surveillance and give an example or two

Being watched or monitored, from choices made to actions. Surveillance cameras or vans.

500

Explain the purpose of an ellipses and what does it look like?

... 

It indicates suspense or tension or perhaps alluding to a question, to make the reader think or pause.

500

Another name for the climax.

Rising action or tension.

500

Explain what propaganda is and provide one example.

Propaganda are usually posters or radio announcements that encourage (or force) people to confirm to one idea or action. They might force people to recruit themselves to join the army.
500

Explain which show or novel or place could be deemed as a utopia

Wizard of Oz, Avatar, Black Panther, Truman Show, Disney movies 

500

Explain dictatorship and provide an example.

Governed by a dictator - a forceful leader, absolute authority in every regard.