Question

question 8 of 10
which premise would best fit in a work of dystopian fiction?
a. could a robot-dominated government effectively run a human society?
b. could a robot properly care for a child physically and emotionally?
c. should human lives be extended using robotic organs or body parts?
d. how can scientists effectively replicate soldiers to fight an alien enemy?

Explanation:

Dystopian fiction often explores a society that is in decline, totalitarian, or dehumanizing. A robot - dominated government (Option A) implies a society where humans may be oppressed or have lost control, which is a common theme in dystopian works. Option B focuses more on a robot - child relationship (more of a sci - fi with a different focus). Option C is about human - robot body enhancements (more of a bio - ethics/sci - fi question). Option D is about replicating soldiers (more of a war/sci - fi premise).

Answer:

A. Could a robot - dominated government effectively run a human society?