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Surveillance and the Loss of Privacy

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1
In what way does modern surveillance resemble 1984?
Drones follow people everywhere
People are punished for questioning the government
News is only available through government websites
Social media and data tracking monitor behavior
2
Who are the Thought Police in 1984?
Soldiers that fight in wars
Citizens who report criminals
Robots that monitor telescreens
A group that enforces Party loyalty
3
What happens if someone commits "thoughtcrime"?
They are sent to a labor camp
They are fined
They are given a warning
They disappear and are erased from history
4
What is the biggest effect of constant surveillance in 1984?
It forces people to live in fear and conformit
It helps the government maintain order
It makes people feel free
It makes people safer
5
How does the Party ensure people obey even in private?
The fear of telescreens and Thought Police
Random home inspections
Secret police officers disguised as family members
Allowing citizens to vote for new leaders
6
Which modern-day technology is most similar to telescreens?
Smart TVs and voice assistants
Video game consoles
Online shopping websites
Fitness trackers
7
What is the main purpose of telescreens in 1984?
Entertainment for the people
Playing music and news only
Spreading propaganda and constant surveillance
Helping citizens contact each other
8
What is the purpose of "Doublethink" in 1984?
To force people to accept contradictory beliefs
To help people think more critically
To teach people new languages
To encourage free speech
9
Are you loyal to Big Brother?
No
Yes