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What are the three Party slogans in 1984?

• Love is Hate

• War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength

• Truth is Lies, slavery is happiness and knowledge is strength

• Knowledge is Weakness

What is the concept of Newspeak in 1984?

• A fictional language created by the Party in 1984 to limit freedom of thought and expression.

• A method of controlling the population through propaganda in 1984

• A type of technology used for surveillance in 1984

• A form of government in which power is held by a single individual

Who is Big Brother and what is his role in 1984?

• Big Brother is a fictional character in the novel 1984.

• Big Brother is a member of the resistance in 1984.

• Big Brother is a historical figure in 1984.

• Big Brother is the leader of the Party in 1984.

Who is the protagonist of 1984 Book 1?

• Big Brother

• Winston Smith

• Julia

• O'Brien

Describe the character of Winston Smith in 1984.

• Winston Smith is the protagonist of the novel 1984.

• Winston Smith is the antagonist of the novel 1984.

• Winston Smith is a minor character in the novel 1984.

• Winston Smith is a fictional character from a different novel.

What is the purpose of the Thought Police in 1984?

• To monitor and control the thoughts and actions of the citizens

• To protect citizens' privacy and personal freedom

• To encourage independent thinking

• To promote freedom of thought and expression

What is the first Party slogan in 1984 and what does it mean?

• War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength

• Hope is Despair, Truth is Lies, Silence is Noise

• Peace is War, Slavery is Freedom, Weakness is Strength

• Love is Hate, Knowledge is Power, Chaos is Order

How does Newspeak contribute to the control of the Party in 1984?

• By limiting thought and expression, eliminating dissenting words, and shaping minds to conform to the Party's ideology.

• By promoting open dialogue and fostering a culture of debate.

• By encouraging critical thinking and independent thought.

• By promoting free speech and encouraging diverse opinions.

What is the significance of Big Brother's image in 1984?

• Big Brother's image represents the totalitarian regime and the constant surveillance and control over the citizens.

• Big Brother's image represents the leader of a rebellion against the totalitarian regime.

• Big Brother's image symbolizes the freedom and independence of the citizens.

• Big Brother's image is a representation of the citizens' loyalty and devotion to the regime.

Discuss the role of the Thought Police in maintaining the Party's power in 1984.

• The Thought Police are tasked with maintaining order and stability in society.

• The Thought Police are a group of citizens who report any suspicious activity to the Party.

• The Thought Police monitor and control the thoughts and actions of citizens to eliminate dissent and maintain loyalty to the Party.

• The Thought Police are responsible for enforcing the Party's laws and regulations.