Dystopian Elements

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Across
  1. 3. A writer's deliberate use of short and long sentences to create effect.
  2. 4. Language that helps readers see, hear, smell, taste, or feel something vividly.
  3. 8. A character unfairly blamed for problems caused by others.
  4. 10. A ruler who uses power in a cruel and oppressive way.
  5. 11. An archetype known for wisdom, guidance, and insight.
  6. 13. Acting against authority to bring about change.
  7. 15. Unfair and cruel treatment by those in authority.
  8. 16. The natural world, often shown in contrast to a controlled society.
  9. 17. A key dystopian theme in which people lack choice and independence.
  10. 23. A nurturing and protective archetype.
  11. 24. The protagonist of Divergent who challenges her society's rules.
  12. 25. Physical force used to hurt, control, or intimidate others.
  13. 27. A character who inspires others to resist authority.
  14. 29. An unfair difference in opportunities, rights, or resources.
  15. 30. Katniss's fellow tribute and ally who uses kindness as a strength.
  16. 31. An archetype representing purity, goodness, or vulnerability.
  17. 34. A belief system that may be used to unite or control a society.
  18. 35. The abuse of power for personal gain.
  19. 36. A feeling that improvement is impossible or unlikely.
  20. 38. The right to make choices and live without excessive control.
  21. 39. The struggle to stay alive, often a central challenge in dystopian stories.
  22. 40. Bradbury The author of There Will Come Soft Rains.
  23. 41. Physical or emotional pain endured by individuals in the story.
  24. 42. Systems of government and decision-making in society.
Down
  1. 1. Language that appeals to the senses to help readers imagine a scene.
  2. 2. The difference between two ideas, settings, characters, or situations.
  3. 3. The study of the natural world through observation and experimentation.
  4. 5. The girl who volunteers to take her sister's place in The Hunger Games.
  5. 6. The powerful city that controls the districts in The Hunger Games.
  6. 7. The ability to influence or control others.
  7. 9. Runner A dystopian novel in which teenagers must escape a deadly maze.
  8. 11. Advanced tools or machines that can help society but may also be used for control.
  9. 12. A type of conflict between different social groups, often based on wealth or status.
  10. 14. Following rules and social expectations without questioning them.
  11. 18. A science fiction short story about an automated house continuing after humanity is gone.
  12. 19. An archetype responsible for creating, inventing, or bringing something into existence.
  13. 20. Specific and vivid word choices that create a clear picture in the reader's mind.
  14. 21. A person who does not fit into the society around them.
  15. 22. A dystopian fairy-tale retelling featuring a cyborg mechanic.
  16. 25. The antagonist who opposes the protagonist.
  17. 26. A character's sense of self and understanding of who they are.
  18. 28. A dystopian novel where society is divided into factions based on virtues.
  19. 32. The way resources, money, and wealth are produced and shared.
  20. 33. Descriptions using colours to create mood, symbolism, or emotion.
  21. 37. The main character whose journey drives the plot.