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- Greg Malivuk
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- Homework: handout p. 91 part 2 - choose your answer and be prepared to explain why
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- utopia = imaginary “perfect” place (‘u-’ comes from “not”, but sounds like ‘eu-’ = “good”)
- dystopia = imaginary terrible place (opposite of a utopia)
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- Dystopian fiction (movies, books, TV shows, etc.):
- The Hunger Games (books and movies) - post-apocalyptic, false utopia (in the Capital)
- Divergent (books and movies)
- Twin Peaks - false utopia
- Matrix - post-apocalyptic
- Wonderland
- Neverland - both might be false utopias
- The Walking Dead, World War Z, 28 Days/Weeks Later, etc. - zombie apocalypse
- Book of Eli - post-apocalyptic
- The Road - post-apocalyptic
- Harry Potter (the last three books)
- Gotham (from the Batman series)
- Clockwork Orange
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- Utopian fiction (true utopias):
- Edward Scissorhands (the town where it’s set is idyllic)
- Star Trek (the original series and movies)
- Player Piano (book)
- Spongebob Squarepants (Bikini Bottom)
- Elf (especially the North Pole setting)
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- Young Adult literature - books written for teenagers which have more interesting stories than most children’s books but are less difficult to read than books for adults
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- accuracy vs. fluency
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- check homework (p. 91 part 2)
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- strict / lenient
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