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1984 Book 2 - Ch. 1-4 Quiz
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How does the dark-haired woman give Winston a message?
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She falls down and gives a note to him while he helps her up.
She leaves the message on Winston’s Speakwrite machine.
She hands him a pneumatic tube with a note inside.
She slips a note into a stack of papers that Winston is “correcting.”
What is true about the woman's note?
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The message of the notes is written in a complicated code
Winston knows for sure that it is a trick of the Though Police
All it says is "I love you"
It gives Winston instructions for speaking to her further
About what does the dark-haired woman give Winston detailed information?
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How the Fiction Department brainwashes the Proles into submission
How to travel to a place where they will rendezvous
How a telescreen can be deactivated without the Thought Police’s knowledge
How to find a secret hotel in a Prole section of east London
When in the countryside what type of surveillance do Party members have to consider?
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Thought Police hidden inside bushes
Telescreens
Microphones hidden in the trees
None because the Thought Police do not monitor the countryside
What detail about her life does the woman
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tell Winston?
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Her name is Julia.
She has had affairs with many men.
She spends most of her spare time supporting the Junior Anti-Sex League.
Although she disobeys its orders, she still respects the Party.
What statement does Winston make about his affair with the woman?
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It was a political act.
It was pure love.
It was pure lust.
The woman’s impurity makes him like her less.
Why does Julia talk Winston into volunteering extra hours for the Party?
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It will allow Winston to move from the Outer Party to the Inner Party.
It will give them more opportunities to meet in the city.
It will give Winston a chance to meet other members of the Brotherhood.
The Thought Police are less suspicious when you are dedicated enough to volunteer.
What detail does Winston not learn about Julia?
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She once worked in Pornosec, which made dirty books for the Proles.
She hopes to join the Brotherhood and the fight against the Party.
Her only known relative is a grandfather who disappeared when she was eight.
She now works in the Fiction Department fixing novel-writing machines.
Which best describes why the Party wants to control human sexuality?
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The Party wants to make people as miserable as possible.
The Party believes sexuality is evil and is leading a holy crusade against it.
The Party wants to permanently destroy the family unit.
The Party wants to divert sexual energy to their own causes and ends.
When Winston was out on a hike with his wife, Katherine, what did he consider doing?
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Pushing her off a cliff
Asking her to smell a poisonous flower
Killing her with a pickaxe
Leaving her alone in the wilderness
Which of the following does
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happen at the antique shop of Mr. Charrington?
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Winston rents the room above Mr. Charrington’s shop to meet with Julia.
Julia brings contraband coffee, tea, and sugar for Winston to taste.
Julia removes the old painting of St. Clements from the wall.
Julia tells Winston another part of the St. Clements nursery rhyme that she knows.
Outside his window Winston sees a Prole woman who is doing laundry while singing a song written by a machine. What could this most likely symbolize?
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The ability of the Party to corrupt art and music.
The strength of the human spirit to continue on in a cruel world.
The ability of the Party to turn something beautiful into rubbish.
The hopelessness of the affair between Winston and Julia.
What is Winston’s greatest fear?
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The thought of being arrested by the Thought Police
The Ministry of Love
Darkness
Rats
Which of the following is not true about the glass paperweight that Winston has?
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Winston wishes he could climb inside it and shield himself from society.
The corral inside it is a symbol of his affair with Julia, closed off from the world.
Winston views it as cheap and worthless, but he cannot discard it.
It is useless in the current society, a chunk of history from a gone-by time.
Word Bank:
orifice, ideological, palimpsest, vapid, sinecures, concertina-like, anodyne, convoluted, knell
“[..] to every kind of literature or documentation which might conceivably hold any political or __________ significance.”
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“[...] and given post which were in fact ____________ but which sounded important.”
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“It was their delight, their folly, their ___________, their intellectual stimulant.”
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“Like a leaden _______ the words came back at him.”
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“All history was a _____________, scraped clean and reinscribed exactly as often as was necessary.”
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“A sort of _________ eagerness flitted across Winston’s face at the mention of Big Brother.”
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EXTRA CREDT: Write three sentences using three different remaining words
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used in the quotes above. Please capitalize the word you used!
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