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The Pedestrian by Ray Bradbury | Theme, Summary & Analysis - Quiz & Worksheet

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What is one reason ''The Pedestrian'' can be classified as soft science fiction?

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1. What kind of setting does Bradbury's ''The Pedestrian'' take place in?

2. Which of the following is a primary conflict in Bradbury's ''The Pedestrian?''

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About This Quiz & Worksheet

This quiz and worksheet will test your understanding of The Pedestrian by Ray Bradbury, such as the primary conflict and how to best describe the story. The quiz consists of five short multiple-choice questions.

Quiz & Worksheet Goals

You will be quizzed on the following topics:

  • Classification of The Pedestrian as soft science fiction
  • Setting of the story
  • Main conflict in The Pedestrian
  • How to best describe the story
  • Reason why everyone but Meade is indoors

Skills Practiced

  • Knowledge application - use your knowledge to answer questions about The Pedestrian by Ray Bradbury
  • Interpreting information - verify that you can read information about the setting of The Pedestrian and interpret it correctly
  • Information recall - access the knowledge you've gained regarding classification of The Pedestrian as soft science fiction

Additional Learning

Learn more about this topic with the lesson titled Ray Bradbury's The Pedestrian: Summary, Analysis & Theme. Here's a quick glance at what's included in the lesson:

  • Background of Ray Bradbury
  • Themes in the story
  • Meaning of 'dystopia'
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