Dystopia

3. the main rebel in the best seller dystopia by M. Atwood
5. A social group or community with its own values and rules in Divergent.
6. The powerful city that rules the districts in The Hunger Games.
7. The right to think, speak and act without oppressive control.
9. A woman forced to have children for powerful families in The Handmaid's Tale.
11. A complicated network of paths from which the characters must escape in The Maze Runner.
12. A device used by authorities to observe people from a distance.
15. An imagined society where people live under oppression, control or fear.
16. BROTHER The mysterious authority that constantly watches citizens in 1984.
17. The Irish author of Gulliver's Travels, a famous work of satire.
19. The fictional country where The Hunger Games takes place.
20. An ideal and perfect society, often contrasted with a dystopia.
21. The practice of closely watching people, often without their freedom or consent.

1. Information used to influence people's opinions and control their beliefs.
2. A young person chosen to compete in the deadly games in The Hunger Games.
4. A person who does not fit into a single social category in Veronica Roth's novel.
8. The author of 1984, a novel about surveillance and totalitarian control.
10. The Canadian author of The Handmaid's Tale.
13. Describing a political system that seeks complete control over people's lives.
14. The main female character who becomes a symbol of rebellion in The Hunger Games.
18. An organised attempt to resist or overthrow an oppressive system.