Across
- 1. A cruel ruler who abuses power.
- 3. A person's sense of who they are.
- 7. Cruel or unfair treatment by those in power.
- 9. A person who challenges authority or rules.
- 11. The qualities that make a person unique.
- 12. The power or right to give orders and make decisions.
- 19. Refusing to accept or comply with authority.
- 20. The power to direct or influence others.
- 24. The group of people who run a country.
- 25. An unfair difference in wealth, rights, or opportunities.
- 27. The suppression or restriction of information.
- 31. Information designed to influence opinions or behaviour.
- 33. An organised society with developed systems and culture.
- 34. Stories that explore imagined futures, technology, or space travel.
- 35. Set after a major disaster has destroyed society.
- 37. Having features that seem advanced or from the future.
- 38. A system in which people are ranked according to status or authority.
- 39. Complete disorder and confusion.
- 40. Following the beliefs or behaviours of a group.
Down
- 2. Resistance against authority or control.
- 4. A genre featuring an unfair or oppressive society.
- 5. Someone who imagines and plans for the future.
- 6. Continuing to live despite danger or hardship.
- 8. The ability to act, think, or speak without restriction.
- 10. The natural world and surroundings.
- 13. The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes.
- 14. The ability to influence or control people and events.
- 15. A character admired for courage or noble actions.
- 16. Using resources in a way that does not harm future generations.
- 17. Describing a perfect or ideal society.
- 18. Relating to the end of the world or civilisation.
- 21. A system where the government has complete control over citizens.
- 22. Computer systems designed to think or learn like humans.
- 23. Imagining possibilities beyond current reality.
- 26. The state of having the same rights and opportunities as others.
- 28. The monitoring of people's actions and behaviour.
- 29. The study of heredity and DNA.
- 30. A main character who lacks traditional heroic qualities.
- 32. The idea that the strongest or most adaptable survive.
- 36. The qualities and characteristics of human beings.