Chapter 7 The Party's Hold

What did the protagonist wonder about the Party's hold upon the past?

• Whether it was stronger in the past

• Whether it was weaker because of a missing piece of evidence

• Whether it could be resurrected from its ashes

• Whether it was evidence at all

Who did the three dead men betray their country to?

• Oceania

• Eurasia

• Eastasia

• The Party

How many changes had occurred since the protagonist made his discovery?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What did the protagonist not clearly understand about the huge imposture?

• How it was done

• Why it was done

• Who was responsible

• When it was done

What did the protagonist wonder about himself?

• Whether he was a lunatic

• Whether he was wrong

• Whether he was alone

• Whether he was a minority of one

What did it mean to be a lunatic in the protagonist's time?

• To be a minority of one

• To be insane

• To be a genius

• To be a follower of Big Brother

What did the Party tell people to reject?

• The evidence of their eyes and ears

• The evidence of their senses

• The evidence of their memories

• The evidence of their beliefs

What did the protagonist believe about the solid world?

• Its laws change

• It doesn't exist

• Its laws are unalterable

• Its laws are controlled by the Party

What did the protagonist write is the freedom to say that two plus two make?

• Three

• Four

• Five

• Six

What follows if the freedom to say that two plus two make four is granted?

• All else follows

• Nothing follows

• Only some things follow

• The Party follows