1984 Part One: 1-3 Review

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What is the setting of the novel '1984'?

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London, main city of Airstrip One.

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What did Winston perceive during the Two Minutes Hate?

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O'Brien's agreement with Winston.

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Why did Winston feel horror during the chanting in the Two Minutes of Hate?

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He couldn't control his face.

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How does the Party keep an eye on everyone?

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Telescreens.

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Who is targeted during the Two Minutes of Hate and why?

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Goldstein - he’s the enemy of the state.

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What is the significance of the Two Minutes Hate in '1984'?

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It serves to unify the Party members against a common enemy and reinforce loyalty to Big Brother.

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Define 'Big Brother' in the context of '1984'.

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Big Brother is the figurehead of the Party, representing totalitarian control and surveillance.

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What role do telescreens play in the society of '1984'?

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Telescreens are devices that monitor citizens' actions and speech, ensuring constant surveillance.

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Explain the concept of 'doublethink' in '1984'.

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Doublethink is the ability to hold two contradictory beliefs simultaneously and accept both as true.

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What is the purpose of Newspeak in '1984'?

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Newspeak is designed to limit the range of thought by reducing the complexity of language.