Question 1 (1 point) dystopian literature is usually set in the question 1 options: future present past question 2 (1 point) the purpose of dystopian literature is to make a/an about a current trend, bsocietal norm, or political system. question 2 options: comment criticism joke interpretation question 3 (1 point) what is/are restricted in a dystopian society? question 3 options: freedom of thought and propaganda propaganda and information information and freedom of thought propaganda, freedom of thought, and information question 4 (1 point) what/whom do citizens worship in a dystopian society? question 4 options: a figurehead a concept themselves a figurehead or a concept question 5 (1 point) society is the illusion of a perfect world. question 5 options: utopian dytopian fantasy surrealist question 6 (1 point) the feeling or atmosphere of a poem or story is question 6 options: tone mood setting plot question 7 (1 point) the speaker's attitude towards the subject question 7 options: tone mood characterization hyperbole question 8 (1 point) describing a puppy as playful rather than disobedient suggests a tone that is question 8 options: affectionate critical angry respectful question 9 (1 point) choose the most appropriate word(s) that can be inserted in the blank. everyone in the office respects casey because of her kind but attitude. (hint: she is respected, so people like her. a positive word would be appropriate here) question 9 options: assertive bossy demanding apathetic question 10 (1 point) choose the most appropriate word(s) that can be inserted in the blank. william annoys his friends because he's so when it comes to money. question 10 options: thrifty economical giving stingy question 11 (1 point) saved choose the most appropriate word that can be inserted in the blank. "i'm afraid," said luke's guidance counselor carefully, "that you might find advanced calculus a little too ." question 11 options: elementary challenging undemanding easy