1984 Part Three Test

Where is Winston? How is he treated there and why?

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What effect does the words "Room 101" have on the skull-faced man?

• He is very excited; he can't wait to see what's there

• He is bored by it; he doesn't care about what's in 'Room 101'

• He is terrified; he would rather see his family murdered

• He's a bit nervous; he knows he'll see his ex in there, and he's not ready for that

Who truly is O’Brien? What do he and Charrington have in common?

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O’Brien explains how the Inner Party avoids the mistakes of past totalitarian governments. State in your own words what O’Brien means.

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What questions does Winston ask O’Brien and what are the responses? Choose all correct answers.

• What happened to Julia?/Winston answers this himself, that she was tortured

• Will Big Brother ever die?/Of course not. How could he die?

• Does the Brotherhood exist?/You (Winston) will never know.

• What is in Room 101?/You (Winston) know what is in Room 101.

According to O’Brien, what are the three stages in Winston’s re-integration, and which stage is he about to enter?

• Learning/ understanding/ acceptance; he is about to enter the stage of understanding

• Learning/ understanding/ acceptance; he is about to enter the stage of acceptance

• Understanding/ teaching/ leading; he is about to enter the stage of teaching

• Understanding/ teaching/ leading; he is about to enter the stage of understanding

Who wrote Goldstein’s book? Is what the book says true?

• Julia; it is true

• Winston; it is not true

• O'Brien and others; it is not true

• Syme and others; it is true

Why does Winston feel he is morally superior to O’Brien and how does O’Brien prove that Winston is wrong?

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How does Winston’s physical appearance affect him?

• He's excited; he finally has a beach-ready bod

• He is very upset; he looks like a monster

• He is angry; they shaved his head and gave him tattoos in his sleep

• He is confused; he looks exactly the same as before

What good thing can Winston say about himself at the end of chapter three?

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