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MAXImum [283]
2 years ago
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Which science fiction premise is the best example of a dystopia? A. In order to end global climate change, dozens of countries c

ooperate to build a multi-trillion-dollar device to capture carbon from the atmosphere. B. In order to overcome overpopulation on Earth, people build a large fleet of spaceships and set out to colonize the Milky Way galaxy. C. In order to undo today's problems, scientists build a time machine and send experts back in time to stop the mistakes of history before they happen. D. In order to stop the destruction of the world's oceans, people build giant force fields that prevent everyone on Earth from using the beaches or seas.
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Zinaida [17]2 years ago
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Answer:in order to overcome overpopulation on earth, people build a large fleet of spaceships and set out to colonize The Milky Way galaxy.

Explanation:

A dystopian novel is best described as the opposite of utopia, where, far in the distant future, the world is falling apart, and people try to solve them through far fetched schemes. The other examples deal with real problems we face today. Some deal with them realistically, and some not so much. However, we do not face overpopulation in any way today, and we do not have the resources and technology to create livable colonies on other planets, let alone create ships that can reach these planets fast or efficiently enough. This would be the best of the four examples of a dystopia.

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