Question 5 of 5 In the fictional world of Utopialand, there is no government. All people
are considered equal, and no one can own land or possessions
privately. While this scenario has eliminated many problems from
society, it has created new ones. Since there is no law, there is no
punishment for crimes. People inflict any consequences they choose
on those who have offended them. This causes people to live in
constant fear of victimization and retaliation.
Which is the best explanation of how the setting helps to reveal the theme?
A. The punishment-free civilization shows the natural limits of law
and justice
B. The land and possessions owned by everyone show the potential
for harmony
O C. The utopian society shows that human nature has a dark side.
D. The dangerous living situation shows the need for at least some
laws