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1984 by George Orwell
1984 by George Orwell
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1
What does Big Brother Symbolize in the novel?
Winston's imagination
Julia's husband
The Party's control over the people
Good leader who protects everyone in the community
2
Who is watching you?
Big Sister
Winston
Big Brother
Julia
3
How does Newspeak limit freedom?
It replaces English with an easier language
It eliminates words that allow people to express rebellious thoughts
It creates secret codes for Party members
It makes communication faster and more efficient
4
What does the phrase "2 + 2 = 5" symbolize?
A secret resistance code
The Party’s power to define truth
A false statement that even the party doesn't agree with
A new mathematical discovery
5
Winston and Julia successfully escape the Party and live in freedom
False
True
6
What is doublethink?
Holding two contradictory beliefs at the same time and accepting both
The Party’s method of brainwashing people into thinking only one way
Ability to think two things at the same time
Secrete language used by the party
7
What happens to Winston at the end of
1984
?
He is big brother and used Julia all along
He is brainwashed and learnes to love big brother
He is executed for thoughtcrime
He escapes and joins the Brotherhood
8
What is the purpose of the Two Minutes Hate?
To allow people to express their emotions freely
To distract citizens from real issues
To teach children how to report thoughtcriminals
To encourage love for Big Brother and hatred for enemies
9
What happens in Room 101?
People are subjected to their happiest dreams as a form of pleasure
People are subjected to their worst fears as a form of reward
People are subjected to their best dreams as a form of torture
People are subjected to their worst fears as a form of torture
10
In
1984
, the Thought Police can arrest people for crimes they haven’t even committed yet.
False
True
11
Why does Winston’s relationship with Julia ultimately fail?
Julia is executed while Winston is spared
Winston realizes he doesn’t love her
They escape Oceania and go separate ways
Julia betrays Winston to the Party
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The Party's ultimate goal is to gain power for the good of society
False
True
13
How does the Party use telescreens?
To constantly surveil and control citizens
To educate children in Party-approved subjects
To allow Party members to communicate privately
To provide entertainment and news
14
The last sentence of the novel is, "He loved Big Brother", what does it mean?
It doesn't mean anything
Winston is fully brainwashed and defeated
Winston was a spy all along
Julia is the narrator and says what she wants
15
What is the brotherhood?
A myth used to trap potential rebels
A resistance group that fights against the Party
A group of citizens who secretly oppose Newspeak
A secret organization created by Big Brother
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Why does the Party constantly rewrite history?
To correct past mistakes
To control people’s perception of truth and maintain power
To create new historical records for future generations
To make history books more interesting
