Which is a true statement about Winston's past?

His mother and sister were killed.

Winston is afraid of the woman with the dark hair because:

She might be with the Thought Police

Why are parents in Oceania afraid of their children?

Children often report their parents for thoughtcrime

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1984 Part 1 Ch. 1-5

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1
The aim of Newspeak is to:
Create a code that Eurasia can't crack
Make thought crime impossible
Make reading easier for the proles
Create distance from English culture
2
Goldstein is the principal subject of the:
INGSOC
Party
Thought Police
Two Minutes Hate
3
Which of the following is true about the telescreen?
It records both video and audio.
All of the above
It broadcasts news and exercise routines.
It can only be turned down, not off.
4
Which of the Ministries does Winston work for?
The Ministry of Plenty
The Ministry of Peace
The Ministry of Truth
The Minsitry of Love
5
WAR IS PEACE. FREEDOM IS SLAVERY. IGNORANCE IS:
Essential
Knowledge
Strength
Power
6
Why does Winston suspect Syme will be vaporized?
He actually prefers Oldspeak
He's a traitor
He once lived in Eastasia
He's too intelligent
7
Which is a true statement about Winston's past?
He had an idyllic and happy childhood.
He once lived in Eurasia.
He always dreamed of being a Party member.
His mother and sister were killed.
8
The Ministry of Love:
Facilitates law and order
Facilitates war
Supervises entertainment
Provides food
9
Winston is afraid of the woman with the dark hair because:
He suspects she's planning sabotage
She is angry and volatile
She's a high-ranking Party official
She might be with the Thought Police
10
Winston's job is to:
Do the accounting for the Party
Arrest thought criminals
Revise past news stories
Broadcast news to the proles
11
Why are parents in Oceania afraid of their children?
Children don't like the Party
Children love to watch hangings
Children often report their parents for thoughtcrime
Children know how to use may weapons
12
In the first chapter, Winston engages in the possible thoughtcrime of:
Writing in a journal
Forging a secret relationship
Planning to flee Oceania
Drawing political cartoons

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