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1984 'Part Two' Quiz
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An #IB #English #Literature Review Quiz. Area of Exploration Focus: #Time and Space #1984 #Orwell
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1
What literary technique is Orwell using by having Winston react in such a way to the rats at this point in the novel?
Paradox
Irony
Mythological Allusion
Foreshadowing
2
To which question does Julia break in and say, "No!" (p. 180)?
To separate and never see each other again.
To commit suicide
To throw sulfuric acid in a child's face
To murder
3
At the start of Chapter V in Part Two, who "had vanished" (p.154), as earlier foreshadowed by Winston?
Syme
O'Brien
Mr. Charrington
Julia
4
Do Julia and Winston meet during the month of June at all?
Yes - four times.
Yes, only twice.
Yes - seven times.
No - never.
5
What do Winston and Julia choose to do about the book?
Burn it.
Listen to an audiobook version of it.
Translate it into Sanskrit.
Read it aloud.
6
What changes take place in Winston over this stage of the novel?
He stopped drinking.
He had grown fatter.
He had started balding.
His varicose ulcer had subsided.
7
To what does Winston compare the paper-weight and the coral inside?
Julia's life and his own
The lives of those lost in Soviet Gulags.
A message from a hundred years ago
The room he was in at that moment
8
What does O'Brien do that is unusual when Winston and Julia visit him in Chapter Eight, Part Two?
Measure their height and weight.
Turn the telescreen off.
Turn off the lights.
Put on an apron and make a roast dinner for them.
9
Where does the iron voice that says, "You are the dead" (p.230), come from?
Winston
Julia
A loudhailer affixed on the electricity pole outside.
From a microphone, perhaps a telescreen too, hidden behind the picture.
10
What is the conspiracy called?
The Warsaw Pact.
The Sisterhood.
The Brotherhood.
EXSOC
11
How do Winston and Julia spend their time?
Plotting to assassinate Goldstein while fighting
Talking about the Party and rebellion amidst passionate lovemaking
Making plans for mutual career advancement
Discussing their dreams and passions with each other
12
Why does O'Brien give Winston his address?
So he can take Julia there to punish her for crimes against the Party.
So he can come over for tea and biscuits.
So he can meet him and get a new 10th edition Newspeak dictionary.
So he can mail him the papers of Jones, Rutherford and Aaronsen.
13
What has happened to the word "science?"
Literal meaning has evolved to convey any new concept of thought.
Almost ceased to exist; there's no word for “science” in Newspeak.
14
Whom does Winston meet face to face at the Ministry in Chapter Six?
Goldstein
O'Brien
Karl Marx
Julia
15
At what does Julia throw her shoe at?
A spider
A rat
A mouse
A cockroach
16
By this act, Winston's rebellion against the party has now surpassed a mere "
thoughtcrime
."
False
True
17
In Chapter IV (Part Two), from whom has Winston rented a room?
Mr Charrington
Syme
Parsons
Big Brother
18
In Chapter II, Part Two, where does the couple meet?
In the countryside outside Airstrip One
The Ministry of Love
A desolate industrial estate
Victory Square
19
What question does Winston ask O'Brien?
To never betray him.
To look out for his love, Julia.
To give him a detailed statistical analysis of Brotherhood activities.
To finish the rhyme about St. Clements.
20
Although they never go back to the glen, where do they have a similar rendezvous?
In countryside church ruins where an atomic bomb was dropped 30 yrs ago.
In a war bunker.
At the spire of the Ministry of Love.
In a thriving, yet undetected, Church of Scientology.
21
What are the two main aims of the Party?
1) conquer the surface of the world 2) extinguish independent thought.
1) attain a balance of power with other superpowers 2) encourage democracy.
1) not suffer ultimate defeat 2) revert society back to ways of the past.
1) conquer the surface of the world 2) encourage free thought.
22
What does the girl provide as a treat?
A new diary for Winston to write in
Oranges and lemons
A small slab of chocolate; black market stuff.
A picnic blanket from Eurasia
23
Do women in the Party wear makeup? Why/why not?
No, only Inner Party members are allowed as a sign of prestige.
No, only prole women; to help reduce sexuality and foster Party Orthodoxy.
Yes, female self expression of all ranks is encouraged by the Party.
No, the theocratic rulers see it as an act against God.
24
Does the couple have any feeling of foreboding?
Constantly.
Only in dreams.
Never.
Impending death was palpable at times, other times the illusion of safety.
25
Why is O'Brien's servant, Martin, asked to sit down?
Because his movements are making O'Brien nervous.
Because he has arthritic joints and O'Brien is compassionate like that.
Because he is one of them, a fellow conspirator.
Because O'Brien believes in social equality and is anti-classist.
26
How does Orwell figuratively express their "embrace" (p.133)?
As sensual lust; nothing more, nothing less.
As a battle... a blow struck against the Party... a political act.
As an act of romantic love inspired by Cupid's bow.
As just another act of prostitution permitted by INGSOC.
27
At the start of the final chapter of Part Two, in what does Winston decide hope lies?
The Inner Party
Eastasia
Big Brother
The proles
28
While Winston is turned to the window, what does Julia do?
Brush her hair and straighten it
Paints her face
Take her clothes off
Put on a business suit, hat and a fake moustache
29
At the start of Chapter I, what does the note from the "girl with dark hair" (p. 111), say?
"I hate you."
"I am in the Brotherhood."
"Respect Oceania."
"I love you."
30
In Chapter VII, what does Winston recall awaited for him when he got home after devouring chocolate?
Their family home had been burnt down.
His father had left.
A bright red new bicycle.
His mother and sister had disappeared.
31
What is the title of Goldstein's book?
The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism.
On the influence of Magnetism on the Nature of the Light.
Applied Scientific Knowledge of Social-Darwinism.
On the Hypotheses which Lie at the Foundation of Geometry.
32
Who does Winston observe outside the shop doing their washing while "singing in a powerful contralto" (p.144)?
The red legged prole man.
A red armed prole woman.
Julia.
A drunken Inner Party member.
33
Who initiates plans for their meeting after an agitated week where "life was like a restless dream" (p. 116)?
The Victory Dating League
The girl
Ampleworth
Winston
34
What does O'Brien promise to send them and how will it be delivered?
The script for an upcoming radio broadcast; dropbox.
His expensive stamp collection; by mail.
DNA results by email.
A copy of the Book by Emmanuel Goldstein; a man will given him a briefcase.
35
To what do they drink their second glass of wine?
The past.
All of the above.
The future.
The present.
36
Which statement best exemplifies Julia's attitude towards the Party?
She is an avid supporter of INGSOG and devoted to its ideology.
She hates it but only vague criticisms with no interest in Party doctrine.
An active dissenter who fights specific aspects of INGSOG dogma.
She secretly worships the Party and all State teachings.
37
What is the purpose of the poster?
To distort and censor news communications.
To surveil people in their homes.
To propagate love, peace and unity.
To ferment anger and frenzies of prole patriotism for Hate Week.
38
By casting her in the role of a writer, what theme has Orwell returned to in his construction of totalitarian Oceania?
The loss of individuality due to conformity.
Technology and modernization.
Philosophical viewpoints.
The suppression of language as communication between and among people.
39
At the start of Chapter Nine (Part Two), with which country is Oceania at war with now?
The Disputed Territories.
No one, there is world peace.
Eurasia.
Eastasia (Eurasia is now an ally).
40
By the end of Part Two, what does Winston realize about Mr. Charrington's true identity?
He has been vaporised.
He is Big Brother.
He is a member of the Thought Police.
He is a retired army general.
41
When Julia arrives, what does she have in her brown canvas tool-bag under "some spanners and a screwdriver" (p.147)?
Real sugar, white bread, jam, a tin of milk and real coffee and tea
Genetically modified fruit and vegetables
Sewing needles and thread
Grenades and other assorted weapons
42
Where and when does Julia say they can meet once again in Chapter III, Part Two?
The canteen in a week.
Her Countryside hideout in a month.
Her condominium tomorrow.
Victory Square at midnight.
43
What "new poster had suddenly appeared all over London" (p. 156)?
The monstrous figure of a sub-machine gun wielding Eurasian soldier
Party slogans: "War is peace. Freedom is Slavery. Ignorance is Strength."
Anti-sex propaganda
Nutritional information
44
What makes the present High Party different from those in the past?
They respect people's right to privacy.
They are not as totalitarian as Hitler, Stalin or Imperial Japan.
They take a more liberal approach.
They can fully monitor and control all aspects of their population's lives.
45
How old is Julia and where does she work in what capacity?
24 - As a cleaner at Miniluv.
26 - As a novel writing machinist in Minitrue fiction deptartment.
21 - As a food ration stamper at the Ministry of Plenty.
36 - As a propaganda minister at the Ministry of Truth.
46
Orwell has shaped the characters of Julia and Winston as mirrors, sharing identical views about the Party.
True
False
47
What does Goldstein identify as the primary aim of modern warfare in this Marxist critique, a book within a book?
To continue developing militaristic technology
To share the profits of war with all social classes
To use up products of the machine without raising general livings standards
To eliminate all life on Earth
48
What are the subjects of the men's discussion?
How to improve literacy rates amongst the Proles.
The state of the current military actions of the Party.
A promotion and a raise.
Winston’s writing, Newspeak, and by implication, Syme.
49
What literary technique is Orwell playing with for effect by embedding Goldstein's book in 1984?
Rhetorical question
Intertextuality
Figurative language
Symbolism
50
Symbolically, how does Orwell express to readers that Winston and Julia's lives are now in disarray?
By the "Game Over" sign that came up on the Telescreen.
By including literal dialogue to this effect.
By the rat that gets squashed into the carpet in the raid.
By having the shards of coral fall out onto the floor as the raid occurs.
