English, 01.10.2019 20:10 shan8747

Drag each label to the correct location.
match each storyline to the correct genre.
fantasy
dystopia
the story is set in a make-believe world where a group of children encounter
a witch and are guided by a talking lion.
the story involves a human prisoner colony on the planet venus where it
rains perpetually and the sun shines only for one day every seven years.
the story is about a little girl who travels through a rabbit's burrow to a land
full of surprises and strange creatures.
the story is about a country where the government bans the reading and
circulation of books. a mechanical hound hunts people who dare to read
books or have books with them.

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Answer from: MrKrinkle77

The story is set in a make-believe world where a group of children encounter

The story is set in a make-believe world where a group of children encountera witch and are guided by a talking lion.

This is fantasy.

The story involves a human prisoner colony on the planet Venus where it

The story involves a human prisoner colony on the planet Venus where itrains perpetually and the sun shines only for one day every seven years.

This is a dystopia

The story is about a little girl who travels through a rabbit's burrow to a land

The story is about a little girl who travels through a rabbit's burrow to a landfull of surprises and strange creatures.

This is fantasy.

The story is about a country where the government bans the reading and

The story is about a country where the government bans the reading andcirculation of books. A mechanical hound hunts people who dare to read.

This is a dystopia

Fantasy- Something that basically does not happen in real life (such as the existence of magic)

Dystopia- Usually describes a future which is full of wrong-doing and injustice

Answer from: garciagang0630

The story is set in a make-believe world where a group of children encounter a witch and are guided by a talking lion. - Fantasy

The story involves a human prisoner colony on the planet Venus where it rains perpetually and the sun shines only for one day every seven years. - Dystopia

The story is about a little girl who travels through a rabbit burrow to a land full of surprises and strange creatures. - Fantasy

The story is about a country where the government bans the reading and circulations of books. A mechanical hound hunts people who dare to read books or have books with them. - Dystopia

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Answer from: Quest

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