1984 Part 1 & 2 Review!

When Julia and Winston finally get a chance to speak, they plan to meet at Victory Square. What is Julia's reasoning for wanting this to be their meeting place?

• It's crowded

• It's full of telescreens

• It's a safespace for the Brotherhood

• It's mostly deserted

What is Julia's version of rebellion against Big Brother?

• Grand in scale and aimed at taking BB down

• Anything Winston wants

• No rebellion- she follows all the rules

• Small and personal for her own gains

According to Julia, why does the Party exercise such strict control over sexuality?

• Sex is gross and unnecessary

• Sex uses up energy that can be spent on Party activities

• Sex allows people to be manipulated mentally and physically

• Sex is a sacred event to be shared with one's husband or wife

Julia brings several goods (tea, coffee, sugar, etc.) to their room at Mr. Charrington's place. From where do these items come?

• Outer Party members

• The Brotherhood

• Inner Party members

• The proles

What does Julia suggest about the war and sounds of bombs in the distance?

• It's practice for a demonstration during Hate Week

• It's all a ruse to convince people of impending danger

• It's a sign that they are losing the war

• It's a show of force to make people feel safe and protected

O'Brien arranges for Winston to come to his personal residence to pick up a copy of a Newspeak dictionary. Winston sees this as a pretense to...

• Ask for a transfer to the Ministry of Love

• to find out what happened to Syme

• Meet alone about the conspiracy

• Assassinate O'Brien

What was the last thing Winston ever did to/with his mother and sister before they disappeared?

• He stole chocolate from his sister.

• He went on a boating trip with them.

• He turned his mother in to the Thought Police

• He went out to find his father

Winston observes that the proles had "stayed human." What is his reason for thinking this?

• They are devoted to the Party

• They are too simple to be manipulated

• They can't remember the past

• They hold onto their emotions

Regardless of what the Ministry of Love did, what was the one thing they could never do (in Winston and Julia's minds)?

• They can't make you talk

• They can't change history

• They can't get inside you

• They can't find the hiding spot

During the meeting with O'Brien, he says that the brotherhood cannot be destroyed because of what reason?

• It's an idea rather than an organization

• It has too many members to count

• It has insider knowledge that can bring the Party down

• It's working on smuggling Emmanuel Goldstein back into the country