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1. Children- 11

    Young- 6

    World- 7

    Readers- 8

    Hero- 6

    Adult- 11

    Teenage- 6

2. Control- surrounded, stuck, imprisoned, torturous

    Age group (adolescence)- high school, teenagers, social hierarchy, experiences, morals, surveillance

3. Oppressive/hopeful

    Rich/poor

    Broken/new

    Children/adult

4. The string of words high school/teenagers/social hierarchy/experiences/morals/surveillance used in Laura Miller's "Fresh Hell" help express the importance of dystopian writings for adolescents and the way it influences a younger generation.

5. Laura Miller emphasized the impact of dystopias on children in her article. However, she also made a point about the role adults play in this scenario; adults assign, distribute, and analyze the readings for children. With this in consideration, one may think adults and children both experience the same dystopias but from different perspectives.