Cyberpunk Literature: Exploring the Dystopian Underbelly
Description: Welcome to the Cyberpunk Literature Quiz! This quiz will test your knowledge of the dystopian underbelly explored in cyberpunk literature. Are you ready to dive into the neon-lit streets and explore the dark corners of this genre? | |
Number of Questions: 14 | |
Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
Tags: cyberpunk dystopia science fiction literature |
Which author is often considered the father of cyberpunk literature?
What is the name of the protagonist in William Gibson's 'Neuromancer'?
In cyberpunk literature, what is the term used to describe the illegal modification of the human body with technology?
Which cyberpunk novel features a protagonist named Molly Millions, a skilled mercenary with cybernetic enhancements?
What is the name of the powerful artificial intelligence that Case encounters in 'Neuromancer'?
Which cyberpunk novel explores the concept of a virtual reality game that becomes indistinguishable from reality?
In 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?', what is the name of the empathy-testing device used to distinguish humans from androids?
Which cyberpunk novel features a protagonist named Hiro Protagonist, a hacker who becomes embroiled in a corporate conspiracy?
In 'Mirrorshades', a collection of cyberpunk short stories, which story features a character named Johnny Mnemonic, a data courier with a cybernetic memory implant?
Which cyberpunk novel explores the concept of a dystopian society where corporations have become all-powerful and control every aspect of life?
In 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?', what is the name of the bounty hunter tasked with tracking down and retiring escaped androids?
Which cyberpunk novel features a protagonist named Case, who is a skilled hacker and cyberspace cowboy?
In 'Snow Crash', what is the name of the powerful corporation that controls the Metaverse and wields immense influence over society?
Which cyberpunk novel explores the concept of a dystopian society where genetic engineering and cloning have become commonplace?