1984 Review: Part 2 Chapter 1-3 & 6

What does the note say that Julia gives to Winston?

• Let's break up.
• I'm leaving you.
• I hate you.
• I love you.

In Chapter 6, who finally speaks to Winston?

• O'Brien
• Julia
• Big Brother
• Mr. Charrington

In Chapter 6, what do O'Brien and Winston talk about?

• They discuss the latest fashion trends
• They argue about the best pizza toppings
• They talk about gardening and agriculture
• O'Brien invites Winston over to look at the Newspeak dictionary.

What is Julia's version of rebelling aginst the Party?

• Joining the Party's youth group
• She has "relations" with other men in the Party.

• Reporting Winston to the Thought Police
• Participating in the Two Minutes Hate

Why does Julia dislike the Party?

• She loves the Party's oppressive and controlling nature
• She finds the Party to be liberating and empowering
• She is indifferent towards the Party's oppressive and controlling nature
• Its oppressive and controlling nature

In what ways is Julia a better Party member than Winston?

• Julia is less independent and more hesitant, while Winston is more rebellious and bold
• Winston is more rebellious and independent, while Julia is more hesitant and cautious
• Julia is more obedient and loyal to the Party
• Julia blends in better, being more involved in the community rather than Winston.

Winston's reasons for rebelling against the Party is because he doesn't like how it affects the entire society, whereas Julia only care about how it affects her personally. What attributes to the differences in their beliefs and views for rebelling?

• The Party killed Winston's parents when he was younger.

• Opposite political views
• Their age gap.

• Winston cares more about the Proles than Julia.

How old was Julia when she started rebelling against the Party?

• 16 years old

• 30 years old
• 21 years old
• 26 years old

Where did Julia tell Winston to go for their "first date"?

• Victory Square
• Room 101
• Golden Country
• Ministry of Love

Why did Julia initially approach Winston?

• To report him to the Party
• To ask for help with her work
• To ask for his opinion on the Party's policies
• Because she could tell he was against the Party.