1984 - Chapters 4-8 Quiz

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What happens to information placed into the pneumatic holes called “memory holes”?
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The information is preserved for future generations.

The information is sent on to Inner Party members to publish in newspapers.

The information is incinerated.

The information is sent to a higher-up fact-checker in the same building.

Syme, Winston’s co-worker, thinks the destruction of what is “beautiful”
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Enemies of the Party

Eurasians soldiers

Words

Women and children

Why does Winston think that Syme will one day be eliminated by the Party?
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He does not take enough interest in his work.

He is too smart and understands too much

He does not believe in the ideas of the Party.

He is secretly a thought-criminal

What is a facecrime?
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Allowing your facial expression to betray inappropriate thoughts.

Impersonating a superior member of the Inner Party.

Pretending to be another person.

Stealing another person’s identification papers.

What crime does Winston feel the need to confess in his journal?
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Hoarding Victory cigarettes in his apartment

Saving a newspaper clipping that proves the Party lies

Sleeping with a Prole prostitute

Thinking angry thoughts toward Big Brother

Who is Katherine?
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An aged woman that Winston met in the Prole area of London

Winston’s wife

The dark-haired woman who, Winston keeps seeing

Winston’s supervisor at the Ministry of Truth

Winston realizes that hope for people in Oceania must come from where?
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The Proles. the lowest class

The Outer Party, the middle class

The Inner Party, the upper class

Outside Oceania, Eurasia or Eastasia

At work a document comes into Winston’s possession that proves what? *

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Big Brother was not really a hero of the Revolution.

By 2050 no one will be able to commit thoughtcrime.

The confessions of former Party leaders convicted as traitors were lies.

Oceania is not really at war with Eurasia.

Winston realizes the Party would change what fundamental fact if they could?
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Changing black and white

Change men into animals

Changing slavery into freedom

Changing two plus two makes four

What is considered suspicious activity for a Party member?
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Communicating too much with other Party members

Having no spare time

Staying late to work extra hours

Taking a walk by yourself

Which of the following is not true about the rocket bomb attack Winston witnesses?
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A Prole began screaming a warning right before the bomb struck.

Winston realizes how rare rocket bombings are in Oceania.

The bomb destroyed a whole group of houses.

Winston saw a human hand lying near the bomb site.

What question does Winston try to ask of an elderly Prole?
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If Oceania had ever been at war with Eastasia

Where to find antiques from before the Revolution

Where St. Clements church used to stand

If life was better before the Revolution

Winston returns to what dangerous place?
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The Ministry of Truth where he first met O’Brien

The antique shop where he purchased his diary

The place where he visited the Prole prostitute

The site of the rocket bombing

What “beautiful thing" does Winston obtain?
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A wedding ring from before the Revolution

A painting of St. Clements church

A piece of glass containing a piece of coral

A copy of a pre-Revolution book

What is not true about Winston’s visit to one of the Prole sections of London?
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An old shopkeeper tells him about an old rhyme he sang as a boy.

He considered renting the room above the antique shop.

He sees the dark-haired woman and thinks she is following him.

He visits the ruin of St. Clements church.

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