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Julia and Winston meet in
Irony is:
1984 Review
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Irony is:
A contrast b/w what is stated and what is meant
The main character
The time and place of the action
Something that stands for both itself and for something beyond itself
2
Julia and Winston meet in
The Chestnut Tree Café
Victory Square
Winston's apartment in Victory Mansions
Julia's apartment
3
Member of the Inner Party
Parsons
O'Brien
Syme
Winston
4
In Room 101, Winston is threatened with
His mother's death
A cage of rats
A pit of snakes
Julia's death
5
Which of the following is NOT a slogan used by the Party?
Open-minded thought is slavery.
Ignorance is Strength
Slavery is Freedom
War is Peace
6
What does Winston write in his diary?
Emmanuel Goldstein is the best.
Down with Big Brother.
I'm not so sure about Big Brother.
Big Brother is great.
7
Setting is:
The time and place of the action
The message that the author wanted to give to the reader
The person that opposes the main character
The main character
8
Having thoughts of one's own, apart from the Party's beliefs, equals
Doublethink
Facecrime
Liberalism
Thoughtcrime
9
Which does the Party NOT produce as propaganda?
Movies
Posters
Songs
Websites
10
Imagery is:
A recurring subject, theme, idea, etc.
How a writer depicts a character either directly or indirectly
The genre of literary composition represented by such imitations
A word or phrase that evokes one or more of the senses
11
Characterization is;
The message that the author wanted to give to the reader
The genre of literary composition represented by such imitations
How a writer depicts a character either directly or indirectly
The person that opposes the main character
12
Winston's views being arrested by the Thought Police as
Impossible to occur
Possible, but not probable
Nothing to worry about
Inevitable
13
TRUE or FALSE:
The novel shows us the dangers of totalitarianism.
False
True
14
The Ministry of Love is an example of:
Irony
Personification
Metaphor
Theme
15
Works in the Ministry of Truth and becomes an unperson
Syme
Winston
Emmanuel Goldstein
Mr. Charrington
16
Winston reads a copy of
The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism
The Secret Beneath the War
Goldstein's How to Overthrow the Party
An Underground History of Big Brother
17
Perceived ruler of Oceania
Big Brother
Mr. Charrington
Emmanuel Goldstein
O'Brien
18
Who is the protagonist of the novel
1984
?
Big Brother and the members of the inner party
Julia
Winston Smith
Mr. Charrington
19
A protagonist is:
The genre of literary composition represented by such imitations
The main character
How a writer depicts a character either directly or indirectly
A recurring subject, theme, idea, etc.
20
Why does the Party want power?
To obtain the weapons for Oceania
To provide all the services the proles need
For the sake of having power
To oversee the production of food
21
Two and Two make Five is an example of:
All of these
O'Brien's way of thinking
Psychological mind control
A lack of education
22
TRUE or FALSE: The Party's slogans are an example of irony.
True
False
23
Where is each person confronted with what he is most afraid of?
Ministry of Truth
Room 101
Victory Mansions
Ministry of Plenty
24
Who is the antagonist of the novel
1984
?
Winston Smith
Syme
O'Brien
Big Brother and the members of the Inner Party
25
Disgraced Party members frequently gather at the
Oceania Bar and Grill
Chestnut Tree Café
Oak Haven
Brotherhood Lodge
26
Mood is:
Something that stands for both itself and for something beyond itself
A word or phrase that evokes one or more of the senses
A contrast b/w what is stated and what is meant
The general feeling of impression conveyed by a passage
27
What does O'Brien offer to Winston?
Chocolate
A tenth edition of the Newspeak dictionary
The picture of Jones, Aaronson, and Rutherford
Coffee
28
Winston's wife
Julia
Kathleen
Larissa
Katharine
29
Symbolism is:
The general feeling or impression conveyed by a passage
A word or phrase that evokes one or more of the senses
A recurring subject, theme, idea, etc.
Something that stands for both itself and for something beyond itself
30
Which of the following is NOT visible in the room above Mr. Charrington's shop?
A picture of St. Clement's Dane
A twelve-hour clock
The coral paperweight
A telescreen
31
Theme is:
The general feeling of impression conveyed by a passage
A contrast between what is stated and what is meant
The message that the author wanted to give the reader
A word or phrase that evokes one or more of the senses
32
Where is Winston imprisoned?
The Ministry of Peace
The Ministry of Truth
The Ministry of Love
The Ministry of Plenty
33
Which of the following best describes Winston's initial impression of O'Brien?
A man who is strikingly similar to Big Brother
Winston's new boss in the Records Department
An intimidating member of the Thought Police
A charming man who may not completely believe the Party's orthodoxy.
34
Rents a room to Winston
Katharine
O'Brien
Julia
Mr. Charrington
35
An antagonist is:
The person that opposes the main character
The time and place of the action
The message that the author wanted to give to the reader
The main character
36
TRUE or FALSE: The telescreens are a symbol of freedom.
False
True
37
Julia volunteers as an active member of the
Junior Prohibition League
Inner Party
Junior Anti-Sex League
Junior Supporters of Big Brother Club
38
When he got lost on a community hike, Winston
Was immediately arrested by the Thought Police
Wandered into the Golden Country
Worried about separating from the group
Enjoyed looking at nature
39
How does the Party manipulate history?
Pictures are repainted
They rewrite books
All of these
Dates are changed in various records
40
Arrested for leaving the word "God" in a poem
Parsons
Ampleforth
Syme
O'Brien
41
Which new poster was hung all around London for Hate Week?
A poster of Emmanuel Goldstein
A poster of Big Brother
A poster containing the picture of citizens wanted for thoughtcrime
A poster of a Eurasian soldier
42
TRUE or FALSE: Reality is controlled by the Party.
False
True
43
Which of the following is NOT a stage of Winston's reintegration?
Acceptance
Understanding
Learning
Action
44
Which statement best describes the Party's opinion of the Proles?
Spies for Eurasia and Eastasia
Citizens who contribute to the culture of Oceania
Important cogs in the Party's production machinery
Unintelligent beings who are best left to their own devices
45
TRUE or FALSE:
Winston eventually believed that two and two makes five.
True
False
46
What does O'Brien turn off in his home?
The electricity
The Internet
The telescreen
The television
47
The Party claims to have invented
The airplane
The Internet
The telephone
The automobile
48
Leader of the Brotherhood
Julia
Emmanuel Goldstein
Winston
Ampleforth
49
Who oversees Winston's torture and reintegration?
O'Brien
Syme
Big Brother
Emmanuel Goldstein
50
Turned in to the Thought Police by his daughter
Emmanuel Goldstein
Parsons
Ampleforth
O'Brien
51
Dislikes government repression and harbors revolutionary sentiments
Katharine
Syme
Parsons
Winston
52
Has an affair with Winston
Parsons
Katharine
Julia
Rosemary
53
TRUE or FALSE: The ministry names are an example of symbolism.
False
True
