1984 Book 1, Chapters 3-4

According to Winston, what is the only way to rebel against the party?

• By joining the Brotherhood

• By engaging in violent revolution

• By maintaining individuality in one's thoughts

• By spreading anti-Party propaganda

What is the main message of the children's history book that Winston reads?

• The Party is always right

• The Party is benevolent and cares for its citizens

• The Party has always been in power and always will be

• The Party is the enemy of all free peoples

What is the purpose of the "unperson" concept?

• To identify enemies of the Party

• To eliminate all dissenting voices

• To reeducate citizens who oppose the Party

• To protect the privacy of citizens who support the Party

Who is the person that Winston believes will share his anti-Party sentiments?

• Parsons

• O'Brien

• Syme

• Julia

What is the significance of the coral paperweight in Winston's apartment?

• It reminds Winston of his childhood

• It represents a symbol of resistance against the Party

• It is a reminder of the beauty that exists outside of Oceania

• It is a valuable antique that Winston hopes to sell

What is the name of the room above Mr. Charrington's shop?

• The Brotherhood room

• The Resistance Room

• The Freedom Room

• The Golden Country

What does Winston realize about the proles after his encounter with the old man in the pub?

• They are incapable of understanding the Party's true nature

• They are secretly planning a revolution against the party

• They are indifferent to the Party's rule and are focused on their own lives

• They are more intelligent and insightful than he had previously believed

What does Winston remember about the time before the Party came to power?

• People were happier and more free

• Life was more difficult and dangerous

• The government was more honest and transparent

• There was less conflict and more unity among citizens

What is the significance of the phrase "DOWN WITH BIG BROTHER"?

• It is a rallying cry for the Brotherhood

• It is a subversive message intended to incite rebellion

• It is a meaningless slogan without any practical significance

• IT is a symbol of resistance against the Party

How does Winston feel about Julia at the end of Chapter 4?

• He is in love with her

• He is suspicious of her motives

• He is indifferent to her

• He is afraid of her