5 Written Questions

1. the industrial working class
2. an economic system in which the means of production are controlled by private individuals or corporations--also called a market economy--people, or consumers, help determine what will be produced by buying or not buying certain products
3. a brief story, usually with animal characters, that teaches a lesson or moral
4. a perfect society
5. a system in which the government owns, manages, or controls the production, distribution and exchange of goods in such basic industries such as transportation, communications, and banking

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. the middle class--in Marxist doctrine, capitalists as a social class against the proletariat
   1. bourgeoisie
   2. broker
   3. socialism
   4. communism
2. a system of government in which a central authority controls all aspects of a society, subordinating individual freedom to state interests
   1. capitalism
   2. proletariat
   3. totalitarism
   4. socialism
3. a person or group whom takes the blame for the crimes or mistakes of others
   1. utopian
   2. allegory
   3. satire
   4. scapegoat
4. a literary technique that involves surprising, interesting or amusing contradictions
   1. broker
   2. irony
   3. satire
   4. fable
5. a system of government in which the government controls the means or production, determining what goods will be made, how much workers will be paid, and how much items will cost
   1. socialism
   2. idealist
   3. communism
   4. capitalism

4 True/False Questions

1. satire → a brief story, usually with animal characters, that teaches a lesson or moral

   True        False

2. broker → a person who acts as a "middle man" in negotiating deals

   True        False

3. allegory → a story that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, usually a political one (a story with a specific purpose or message)

   True        False

4. idealist → a system in which the government owns, manages, or controls the production, distribution and exchange of goods in such basic industries such as transportation, communications, and banking

   True        False