1984 Character Review Quiz

Who is described as having a peculiar grave courtesy that differentiated him from the majority of Inner Party members?

• Syme

• Parsons

• O'Brien

• Mr. Charrington

Which character is implicitly referenced as being dead and an 'unperson'?

• Catherine

• Ampleforth

• Jones

• Syme

Who felt a sense of comradeship with Winston through a small act of thoughtcrime?

• Julia

• Parsons

• O'Brien

• Goldstein

Match the characters with their primary actions or traits based on the text:

• Winston

• Writes Newspeak articles

• Julia

• Exhibits grave courtesy

• O'Brien

• Is referenced as being abolished

• Syme

• Slips a note

Pair each character with their correct description:

• The servant

• Received O'Brien's address

• Winston

• Described as friendly yet distinguished

• Telescreen

• Would give the dictionary if O'Brien was not home

• O'Brien

• Surveillance tool that could potentially read O'Brien's note

Connect the characters to their actions or attributes as per the chapter:

• O'Brien

• Indirectly invites Winston to his home

• Syme

• Referred to in a dangerous manner

• Julia

• Momentarily hoped to converse with O'Brien

• Winston

• Integral to Winston's secret rebellion

Categorize the following characters based on their party membership and status

Groups:

(a) Inner Party

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(b) Outer Party

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(c) Unperson

• Julia

• Winston

• O'Brien

• Syme

Organize these elements based on their thematic significance in the chapter:

Groups:

(a) Tools of Rebellion

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(b) Language and Control

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(c) Evidence of the State's Power

• The note

• Thoughtcrime

• Newspeak

• O'Brien's address

Group these elements based on their association with risk or safety in Winston's life:

Groups:

(a) Safety

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(b) Risk

• Telescreen

• Syme's mention

• Diary

• O'Brien's gesture