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Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question.
Passage:
Title: "The Dystopian Dilemma"
In the realm of speculative fiction, dystopian worlds serve as cautionary tales, presenting societies marked by oppression, despair, and the erosion of individual freedoms. These imagined futures, while captivating in their creativity, cast a foreboding shadow on the potential consequences of unchecked power and societal decay.
In the dystopian novel "Citizens of Desolation," the author paints a grim picture of a society governed by a totalitarian regime. Citizens live in a state of perpetual surveillance, their every move monitored, and dissent ruthlessly suppressed. The glimmers of hope that once existed have been extinguished, replaced by a pervasive sense of resignation.
Similarly, in the short story "The Last Sanctuary," the author envisions a world ravaged by environmental degradation and resource depletion. The remnants of civilization eke out a bleak existence amidst the desolation, their plight a stark reminder of the consequences of heedless exploitation.
While these narratives are works of fiction, they serve as potent reminders of the dangers of complacency and the need for vigilance in safeguarding the values that underpin a just and free society.
How does the passage characterise the society in the novel "Citizens of Desolation"?
As a utopia marked by boundless freedom
As a dystopia governed by a totalitarian regime, characterised by surveillance and suppression
As a society filled with hope and resilience
As a thriving community with a strong sense of purpose
Answers (1)
The passage characterises the society in the novel "Citizens of Desolation" as a dystopia governed by a totalitarian regime, characterised by surveillance and suppression.
