1984 - Book 2 Chapters 1-6

Thirty-nine-year-old with a varicose ulcer. Outwardly appears to conform to society and works for the Ministry of Truth, where alters old news articles to portray the government in the best light. However, secretly writes in a diary and longs to rebel against the government. Wary of Thought Police because of personal writing and rebellious thoughts.

• Winston

• Julia 

• Syme

• O'Brien

Twenty-six years old, attractive, and a member of the ''Junior Anti-Sex League.'' Passes the note, which says ''I love you,''.
A non-conformist who rebels against the government with sexuality.

• Winston

• Julia

• O'Brien

• Syme

Why does Julia fall on purpose?

• To create a diversion

• To get his attention to warn him of pending doom

• To pass a note along to Winston

• She tripped because she is clumsy

Which of these is NOT true?

• Winston is worried that the message might contain a threat.
  

• He thinks the woman has been following him.

• She has looked directly at him, he believes that crossing paths with her cannot be a coincidence.

• The Note said “I Think I Like You”

Winston learns that Julia volunteers with the _____________  and keeps up the guise of a devoted Party member.

• Good Housekeeping Committee

• Junior Anti-Sex League

• Hate Week Party Planning Committee

• Singles of Oceania 

Winston is caught up in their physical passion. He asks Julia if she has ever slept with anyone before,

and she says that she _______________________ in the Party. It excites Winston to hear this

because it proves that the Party is not as pure as it tries to appear.

• Has never slept with anyone

• Has slept with many men

• Was previously married to a party leader

• None of the Above

Winston and Julia walk to the edge of a field and gaze out over it.

Winston suddenly recognizes the landscape as the Golden Country that has appeared before ______________________.

• In a movie he has seen

• In a pro-war campaign

• In his dreams

• In an advertisement

He realizes that the act of sleeping together was not just an act between them,

but it was an act ___________________.

• Of love

• Of war

• Against the Party
  

• Of betrayal toward her family

Their sleeping together, It was a blow struck against the Party. It was a ____________.'

• Act of love

• Religious act

• Act of passion

  
  

• Political act

Julia’s experience sleeping with members of the Party excites Winston because it proves that members of the Party are not immune from corruption and ________________.

• Starvation

• Basic Desire

• Sickness

• Apathy