A quiz for attentive readers who have completed part one of the novel, 1984 by George Orwell.
Victory Mansion. Air-Strip One. Eastasia.
Victory Mansions. Air-Strip One. Germany. Eurasia.
Victory Mansions. London. Air-Strip One. Oceania.
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Inevitable. Seldom. Slavery.
Peace. Seldom. Slavery.
Peace. Slavery. Strength.
Peace, Strength. Slavery.
RIght. Truth. Strength.
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Through the use of telescreens which hear and see your every move.
By having Police Patrols look into people's windows.
The thought police.
Use of children who act as spies and report their parents
All of the above.
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An oligarchy, uptopic
Propaganda, an epic poem
Democratic bureaucracy, epistolary novel
Totalitarianism, dystopic novel
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It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen.
Winston Smith, his chin nuzzled into his breast in an effort to escape the vile wind, slipped quickly through the glass doors of Victory Mansions.
The hallway smelt of boiled cabbage and old rag mats.
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Vaporization
Newspeak
Ingsoc
Doublethink
Physical jerks
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He's afraid of confined spaces.
There is no electricity due to the economic drive and preparations for Hate Week, and it is seldom working.
He wishes to avoid seeing the Big Brother poster.
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The face of Emmanuel Goldstein flashes onto the screen.
People scream and throw things.
There is hypnotic-like chants for Big Brother.
People inflict pain on each other.
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Charrington
Syme
O'Brien
Tillotson
Big Brother
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The movies in Victory Square.
Their father at work.
A hanging.
A parade.
Spy training.
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Similes, metaphors
Irony, paradox
Irony, forshadow
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They are free.
They are regularly sacrificed.
They are stupid.
They are easily trained.
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It does not have a telescreen.
It looks just like his mother's old room.
It contains a secret staircase.
It cannot be seen from the outside.
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The family who prays together stays together. Eat your veggies. Dad is the boss.
Take your hands out of your pockets. Don't wear hoodies. Pull up your pants.
All for one and one for all. United we stand, divided we fall. For God and King.
Newspeak, Doublethink, Mutability of the Past
Freedom
Abandonment of Ownlife
A rejection of Individualism
All of the above.
Complicity
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Some black dye to color his hair.
A turquoise gem that reminds him of his mother.
Three packages of razor blades.
An old LIFE magazine.
A coral paperweight.
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A fellow worker in the Fiction Department.
A war hero-turned-traitor who evaded capture and disappeared.
Winston's neighbor in the Records Department.
A fictitious person created by Winston for a rewritten Times article.
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She and Winston were/are married.
Winston says she was tall, fair-haired, very straight, with splendid movements.
Winston says she was smart and classy.
Winston says she was a frigid sex partner, only wanting sex once a week to fulfill their duty to the Party.
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WWI, Vietnam, Korea - WWI
WWI, WWII, and Spanish Civil War - WWII
American Civil War, French and Spanish War, 100 year war - Russian Revolution
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Prayer.
Submission.
Emmanuel Goldstein
The Proles
None of the above. There is no hope.
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He is working on the eleventh edition of the Newspeak dictionary.
He asks Winston if he has any razor blades.
He is too intelligent and therefore Winston believes he'll be vaporized.
He lacks discretion.
He admires Parsons.
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She unnerves him, baffles him, frustrates him.
She intrigues him, entices him, confuses him.
She enlightens him, calms him, soothes him.
She disgusts him, scares him, excites him.
1903 -1950, in India
1930 - 1953, in Russia
1390 - 1500, in England
1913 - 1953, in New York
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It seems to be hypnotizing him into submission.
He cannot remember the last verse.
The dark-haired girl was humming it.
It seems to be a secret code and he needs to figure it out.
It makes him nauseous.
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