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What small act of rebellion does Winston perform at the very start of the novel?

Writing in a diary

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Why is keeping a diary considered dangerous

It allows unspoken thoughts which can be thoughtcrime

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Party’s 3 slogans

War is Peace

Freedom is Slavery

Ignorance is strength

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Where does Winston Work?

Ministry of Truth

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What is Winstons job at the ministry

Editing and rewriting historical records

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Two Minutes Hate

Create loyalty to the Party through shared rage

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Who is the Party’s primary enemy shown during the Two Minutes Hate? He is the #1 enemy and leader of Brotherhood

Emmanuel Goldstein

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What first causes Winston to doubt O’Briens loyalty to the Party

Their eyes meet and Winston senses a shared understanding

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What best describes Winstons feelings toward the dark-haired girl (Julia) early in part 1?

Terror and hatred

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What is the purpose of Newspeak?

To reduce the range of thought. It limits anyones ability to think or form any ideas that go against the Party

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What is “ownlife”?

A crime of showing indivisualism

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Who is Tom Parsons?

Tom Parson is Winstons neighbor and coworker. Loyal, dull, and devoted to the Party

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Why does Winston dislike the Party exercise program “Physical Jerks”?

It forces him to demonstrate enthusiasm he doesn’t feel

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What does the telescreen do?

Broadcast propaganda, Spy on citizens, and Track facial expressions

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What rare purchase does Winston buy at Mr. Charrington’s shop?

A glass paperweight

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Why is the paperweight meaningful to Winston?

It represents a world untouched by the Party

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What does Winston recall about his mother and sister?

They disappeared during the civil war

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What long’ forgotten concept does Winston struggle to trust?

Objective truth

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What happens to people who are vaporized(disappear suddenly)?

All evidence if their existence is erased

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Why does Winston believe hope lies with the Proles?

They are the lowest level of society, but are 85% of the population. They still behave like humans beings with normal emotions

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What game does Parsons brag that his children participate in?

His children love Big Brother.Capture the Spy

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What danger does Winston fear most when writing his diary?

The thought police hearing him talk out loud

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What bothers Winston about the Party’s rewriting history?

It destroys the idea of independent reality

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What does the Party claim to have invented

The airplane (spelled aeroplanes)

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What emotion does Winston feel after he writes “DOWN WITH BIG BROTHER?”

Panic

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What is the primary purpose of Newsspeak?

To limit freedom of thought

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What is “doublethink”?

The ability to accept to contradictory ideas as true

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What is the function of the Two Minutes Hate

to release negative emotions toward party enemies

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What does the phrase' “ Big Brother is Watching you” mean

The constant surveillance and control of the party

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Where does Winston Work?

Ministry of Truth

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What is Winstons forbidden act that opens the novel?

Writing in a diary

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What does Winston write repeatedly in his diary after the Two Minutes Hate

Down with Big Brother

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What does Winston believe about O’Brien?

O’brien is secretly against the Party, but Obrien works for the Party and represents it.

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What does Winston dream about in Part 1"?

His mother and sister

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What is noteable about the Parsons children?

They behave aggressively and worship the party

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Which characteristic best describes Winston?

Quietly rebellious and introspective

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How is Julia first presented to the reader?

As a loyal party worker who frightens Winston

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Who is Tom Parsons?

Winstons Neighbor who is devoted to the party

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Who is Syme, and what considers Winston about him?

A co-worker who is too smart and enthusiastic about NewsSpeak