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- 1. Multiple Choice
The purpose of science fiction is to
discuss the impact of technology on humanity
show what the future will look like for the curious
critique modern society's issues
warn humanity of the impending disasters that will arise from time travel and alien invasions
to remind us that technology is evil
- 2. Multiple Choice
Science Fiction features advanced technology in the text.
True
False
- 3. Multiple Choice
Science fiction literature rarely utilizes dystopian settings
True
False
- 4. Multiple Choice
All of the following are examples of science fiction subgenres except
Cyberpunk
Alternate Timelines
biographical
Singularity or Technological Singularity
Time Travel
- 5. Multiple Choice
There are four main types of dystopian society outlined in our unit. Which ones were they? Check all that apply
Spiritual / Religious
Military / Government
Corporate / Business
Time Travel
Technological / Environmental Destruction
- 6. Multiple Choice
The protagonist in a science fiction story often (check all that applies)
feels trapped by society
senses that something is wrong with the system
is deeply flawed and thus not as heroic
questions the system and leadership
reveals to the reader the negative aspects of the dystopia
- 7. Multiple Choice
Science fiction writers often use establish a relationship between ______ and _______ to help convey their message
love / hate
technology / dystopia
technology / advancement
the future / the past
- 8. Multiple Choice
What is a Dystopia?
an imagined world in which there is the promise of great hope and perfection, justice, and one that is often a post apocalyptic rebuilding of the past
A synonym for boring
It's like onomatopoeia, right?
an imagined society in which there is great suffering or injustice, typically one that is post-apocalyptic.
- 9. Multiple Choice
Select all of the elements of Science Fiction below.
Supernatural abilities
Time-travel
New/Different political systems
Technology and Inventions
Unusual places (spacial settings, underwater cities, intergalactic travel)
- 10. Multiple Choice
What is the difference between a Science Fiction novel and our first novel from class, Persepolis? Check all that apply
Science Fiction has magic, whereas Persepolis has no magic at all.
Science Fiction is purely imagination, whereas Persepolis is based on actual events
Science Fiction involves creations based on technology or some form of our world
There is no difference between Sci-Fi novels and Persepolis
Science Fiction novels are more realistic and less wordy than novels like Persepolis
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