1984 George Orwell Quiz

What is the main theme of the novel '1984' by George Orwell?

• Utopian society and freedom.

• Romantic love and individualism.

• Historical events and political intrigue.

• Totalitarianism and dystopian society

Which government entity is responsible for monitoring and controlling the citizens in '1984'?

• Ministry of Truth

• Ministry of Love

• Ministry of Plenty

• Party

What is the term used to describe the act of simultaneously accepting two contradictory beliefs or ideas in '1984'?

• cognitive dissonance

• paradoxical thinking

• doublethink

• contradictory cognition

Which character in '1984' is known for his rebellious thoughts against the Party?

• Big Brother

• O'Brien

• Julia

• Winston Smith

What is the purpose of the Party's use of propaganda in '1984'?

• To foster a sense of unity and community among citizens.

• To promote freedom of speech and expression.

• To control and manipulate the thoughts and beliefs of the citizens

• To encourage critical thinking and independent thought.

Which slogan is prominently displayed throughout '1984' to reinforce the Party's control over the citizens?

• Ignorance is strength.

• The Party is always right.

• Big Brother is watching you

• War is peace.

What is the purpose of the telescreens in '1984'?

• To promote freedom of speech

• To encourage critical thinking

• To provide entertainment for the citizens

• To monitor and control citizens, propagate propaganda, and suppress dissent.

Which character in '1984' is a member of the Inner Party and serves as a symbol of the Party's power?

• Winston Smith

• Julia

• Emmanuel Goldstein

• Big Brother

What is the punishment for committing a thoughtcrime in '1984'?

• Life imprisonment

• Death or vaporization

• Exile to a labor camp

• Public humiliation

Which term is used to describe the lower class citizens who are not under constant surveillance in '1984'?

• thought criminals

• proles

• party members

• middle class