1984 Book 1

Who is the protagonist of 1984 Book 1?

• Winston Smith

• Emma Thompson

• Julia Brown

• George Orwell

What is the name of the oppressive government in 1984 Book 1?

• Authority

• Regime

• INGSOC

• Administration

In which year is 1984 Book 1 set?

• 1949

• 1984

• 1972

• 2001

What is the purpose of the Thought Police in 1984 Book 1?

• To promote free thinking and creativity

• To monitor and punish rebellious or independent thoughts

• To support peaceful protests and demonstrations

• To encourage individuality and diversity

What is the significance of the phrase 'Big Brother is watching you' in 1984 Book 1?

• Signifies the importance of family values in society

• Symbolizes constant surveillance and control by the authoritarian government.

• Represents a friendly figure who looks out for the citizens

• Indicates the presence of advanced technology in the society

Who is O'Brien in 1984 Book 1?

• A member of the Outer Party and a rebel against the Party

• A member of the Inner Party and a key figure in the Party's oppressive regime

• A member of the Thought Police and a spy for the resistance

• A member of the Proles and a supporter of Big Brother

What is the purpose of the Two Minutes Hate in 1984 Book 1?

• To provide entertainment and distraction from reality

• To promote peace and unity among citizens

• To encourage critical thinking and individuality

• To channel emotions towards a common enemy and reinforce Party control.

What is the role of Newspeak in 1984 Book 1?

• To limit freedom of thought and eliminate rebellious ideas.

• To provide accurate and unbiased information

• To promote critical thinking and creativity

• To encourage open dialogue and diverse opinions

What is the significance of the glass paperweight in 1984 Book 1?

• The glass paperweight represents Winston's loyalty to the Party

• The glass paperweight signifies Winston's fear of the future

• The glass paperweight symbolizes the past and Winston's longing for truth and beauty.

• The glass paperweight is a symbol of Winston's contentment with his life

How does Winston feel about the Party in 1984 Book 1?

• Winston feels deeply disillusioned and resentful towards the Party.

• Winston feels enthusiastic and supportive of the Party.

• Winston feels indifferent towards the Party.

• Winston feels loyal and devoted to the Party.