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1984 Week 3 (p.63-p.104)
1984 Week 3 (p.63-p.104)
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1
What event or activity do the proles pay close attention to?
the lottery
Five Minute Hate
progress in the war
the baseball season
2
Where does hope lie, if anywhere?
in our Lord, Jesus Christ
in devotion to Big Brother
in the past
in the proles
3
What does the nursery rhyme Mr. Charrington sings signal sub-textually about the setting?
lemons are preferable to oranges
religion no longer exists
farthings still exist as currency
beheadings are a frequent occurance
4
What political ideology do history textbooks malign?
Western capitalism
feudal monarchism
Stalin's communism
Lockean egalitarianism
5
What is "the unforgivable crime" related to sex?
for Outer Party members to have sex with a prole
sex more frequently than once a week
sex between Outer Party members
using perfume, makeup, or costumes
6
The cartoonist Rutherford is an example of...
a former leader arrested, tortured, and released
an ordinary man whose history was completely invented
the father of nuclear physics
a secret agent sent by Goldstein to spy on Ingsoc
7
What does Winston purchase from the antique store?
a musket
a piece of coral
a glass candlestick
a fax machine
8
What is ownlife?
holding onto ones personal memories
wanting to think for oneself
wanting to choose which Ministry one works in
doing activities by oneself
9
What belief does Winston hold that causes him to suspecet he may be a lunatic?
the past is unalterable
a hotdog is a sandwich
skinny jeans look cool
the future is alterable
10
What hasn't the antique dealer seen in years, and what were they probably used for?
brass candlesticks; bullets
coral; surgical bone replacements
oil lanterns; plastic straws
razor blades; shuriken
11
What was the cause for Winston to separate from his wife?
she was "the human sound track"
her "inability to get pregnant"
her performance of "our duty to the Party"
she was "stupid, vulgar, and empty-minded"
12
Why does Winston interrogate the old drunken prole?
to discover the difference between a pint and a liter of beer
to establish the truth about the past
to inquire about the top hat as a fashion accessory
to expose him as a Thought Criminal
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What is the significance of the Times article featuring a photograph of Rutherford?
the article proves that Rutherford is actually Goldstein
the photograph is different to the man at the Chestnut Tree Cafe
the photograph was photoshopped by a Telescreen operator
the photograph is concrete evidence of historical revisionism
14
What is the man to whom Winston wrote his journal's (O'Brien) dream-promise?
"Take the red pill, stay in Wonderland, see how deep the rabbit hole goes."
"An idea is like a virus, resilient, highly contagious."
"We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness"
"You've always had the power, my dear. You've had it all along"