Fictions: 1- Read the story Examination Day by Henry Slesar,novel, and answer th

Fictions: 1- Read the story Examination Day by Henry Slesar,novel, and answer the questions below. Dickie’s intelligence is considered too high by the government, and this is not acceptable to them. What were your thoughts about this story? Did you find it realistic or unrealistic? Why? Answer should be 175-225 words. 2- Read the story Vonnegut-2BR02B novel. Got a problem? Just pick up the phone. It solved them all and all the same way! by KURT VONNEGUT,JR. and answer the questions below. Kurt Vonnegut’s “2BR02B” shows a dystopian future where people can live forever, yet when a baby is born someone needs to die. This “ideal” world is quite disturbing and thought provoking. If you could ask the author any questions about this story, what would they be and why? What is your overall response to the story? Did you find it interesting, moving, dull? Explain your thoughts and use examples from the story to support your opinion. 175-225 words and answer all parts of the question. 3- Read the story of The Perfect Match by Ken Liu (2012) Novel. and answer the questions below. In your opinion, with all of the technology we have today, do we really have free will and individual choice? Explain your opinion. Do you think the plot of this story is something that we could see happen in our lifetime? Why or not? What is the author saying about free will and individual choice: whether or not we have it, the ethics of manipulating it, and our ability to practice it ourselves? Does the argument that he makes about it through this story hold up in our society? answers should be 175-225 words. 4- Read the story :Are we living in a dystopia? Published: April 29, 2020 in The Conversation, Authors :Shauna Shames & Amy Atchison answers the questions below. Using the short stories in this module as well as the article “Are We Living in a Dystopia?”, offer your opinion about how our society mimics that of some of the dystopian topics we have read about. Why is being aware of what could be, as these stories give us warning to, important for humankind to be aware of?