Question 1

The destruction of the Hometree in Avatar symbolizes:

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The destruction of indigenous culture and connection to the environment

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The peaceful unification of humans and the Na'vi

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The establishment of a new human colony on Pandora

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The Na'vi’s acceptance of human technology

Question 2

How does the concept of imperialism apply to Avatar?

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Humans dominate the Na'vi through economic and military power

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Humans and Na'vi collaborate peacefully for mutual benefit

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The Na'vi use advanced technology to subdue human forces

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The Na'vi are conquering other tribes for resources

Question 3

The military force used by the RDA to control the Na'vi is reminiscent of which historical tactic?

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The use of advanced weaponry to subdue indigenous populations during colonization

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Cultural exchanges between nations

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Peaceful negotiations

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Diplomatic teatries

Question 4

According to the presentation, what does the exploitation of unobtanium in Avatar symbolize?

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The disregard for environmental sustainability in the pursuit of economic gain

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The cultural integration of the Na'vi into human society

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The scientific preservation of Pandora’s natural resources

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The harmonious relationship between humans and nature

Question 5

How does corporate irresponsibility manifest in the actions of the RDA Corporation in Avatar?

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By prioritizing profit over the environmental and cultural well-being of Pandora

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By respecting the ecological systems of Pandora while mining unobtanium

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By collaborating with the Na'vi to manage resources sustainably

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By using minimal military force to negotiate with the Na'vi

Question 6

What ideology does Avatar critique through its portrayal of the RDA’s exploitation of Pandora?

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Capitalism

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Communism

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Feudalism

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Socialism

Question 7

The concept of "Ecological Indian" as represented by the Na'vi suggests:

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The Na'vi are in tune with nature and understand the consequences of their actions

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The Na'vi are technologically advanced but careless with their surroundings

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The Na'vi are a warlike people who destroy their environment

Question 8

What does the RDA’s treatment of the Na'vi primarily symbolize?

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The exploitation and dehumanization of indigenous populations

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Respect for indigenous peoples

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Collaboration between different cultures

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Peaceful negotiations with nature

Question 9

Which of the following is NOT an example of corporate irresponsibility in Avatar?

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The protection of Pandora’s biodiversity for long-term sustainability

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The deliberate destruction of Pandora’s natural ecosystems

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The use of military force to subdue the Na'vi

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The displacement of the Na'vi to extract unobtanium

Question 10

How does Avatar critique capitalism?

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By highlighting how the RDA prioritizes profit over environmental and ethical concerns

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By promoting a free market economy

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By showing how industrialization improves the economy

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By focusing on economic opportunities for the Na'vi

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