Invasion literature often criticizes the ability of a country's military to:A.help during a natural disaster.B.follow orders correctly.C.fight off an enemy attack.D.resolve an economic crisis.

What does invasion literature often criticize?A.A country's response to a natural disasterB.The election process of a countryC.The strength of a country's militaryD.A country's economic and social policies

What type of novel plays on the reader's fear of attack from a foreign invader?A.The war novelB.The invasion novelC.The military novelD.The disaster novel

Which story synopsis is the best example of invasion literature?A.An unknown enemy takes over a small town, and average citizens are forced to fight for their freedom.B.Former British soldiers living in the United States experience the Battle of Gettysburg.C.A CIA spy becomes part of a terrorist group to learn the location of the next attack on U.S. soil.D.A quirky young woman moves in with her elderly uncle and changes the way he and his friends see the world.

Which story synopsis is the best example of invasion literature?A.Massive drought forces a family to leave their land and take a dangerous journey to a new country.B.Young soldiers try to fight their way out of an ambush during World War II.C.Soviet spies, posing as American citizens, try to bring down the U.S. government from within.D.A young immigrant couple travel to the United States to find their version of the American dream.

Why is invasion literature still relevant today?A.It explains the impact of an alien attack.B.It makes people feel that they are safer.C.It explores common fears and anxieties.D.It gives instructions for fighting an enemy.