1984 Chapter 2 Quiz

Who is Mrs. Parsons?

• Winston's girlfriend.

• A leader of The Party.

• Winston's neighbor.

• A secretary at the library.

In Winston's diary, he wrote "DOWN WITH..."

• THE PARTY

• GOLDSTEIN

• THE GOVERNMENT

• BIG BROTHER

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Mrs. Parsonses children can best be described as

• Thoughtless

• Endearing

• Introverted

• Hardened

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A child who has a overheard some compromising remark and denounced their parents to the Thought Police is called a:

• Child Hero

• Child Traitor

• Tattle Tale

• Child Informant

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Why were Mrs. Parsonses kids upset?

• Winston would not play with them when they asked.

• They wanted to watch a man be stoned to death.

• They wanted to go to the hanging.

• Their dad was late coming home from work.

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Who's voice did Winston hear in his dream?

• Goldstein

• O'Brien

• Mr. Parsons

• Big Brother

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After the newsflash announced the annihilation of the Eurasian army, what bad news followed?

• That there would be food rations.

• That everyone would be required to stay in doors the remainder of the day.

• The chocolate ration would be reduced.

• There would be hangings that day.

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The narrator says that "nothing was your own except the" what?

• "few cubic centimeters inside your skull"

• "beats of your heart"

• "the love you sow"

• "the air inside your lung, which you must give back anyways"

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Why did Winston consider himself already dead?

• Because he lived in Oceania.

• Because he judged the kids, and was afraid the thought police would know.

• Because of the dream he had.

• Because of what he wrote in his journal.

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What does Winston do so that he will know if someone sees his journal?

• Laid a piece of hair across the page-ends.

• Put dust on top of the cover.

• Placed a camera in the corner of his room.

• Placed it upside down, on a particular page.