1984 Book 2 Chaps 5-10

What motivates Winston to continue his relationship with Julia despite the risks involved?

• A desire for rebellion against the Party

• All answers are correct

• A longing for a normal life

• A hope for a future together

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CCSS.RL.11-12.3

CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.7.3

CCSS.RL.8.3

CCSS.RL.9-10.3

Which theme is highlighted by the contrast between Winston's private rebellion and the Party's public control?

• The power of love

• The struggle for freedom

• The inevitability of fate

• The importance of loyalty

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How does the Party's manipulation of history affect Winston's perception of reality?

• It makes him question his sanity

• It strengthens his resolve to rebel

• It causes him to doubt Julia

• It leads him to accept the Party's truth

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What event marks the turning point in Winston and Julia's relationship in these chapters?

• Their first meeting in the countryside

• Their capture by the Thought Police

• Their decision to join the Brotherhood

• Their discovery of the hidden rat in the wall

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What does the recurring motif of the song "Oranges and Lemons" symbolize in the novel?

• The loss of innocence

• The people's faith in God

• The inevitability of the Party's strength

• The love of family

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How does the Party's control over language through Newspeak affect individual thought?

• It limits the ability to express rebellion

• It enhances communication efficiency

• It encourages creative thinking

• It promotes unity among citizens

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What is the significance of the room above Mr. Charrington's shop for Winston and Julia?

• It is a place of worship

• It is a symbol of their rebellion

• It is a reminder of the past

• It is a trap set by Parsons

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Why does Winston feel a sense of betrayal when he learns the truth about O'Brien?

• He believed O'Brien was a friend

• He thought O'Brien shared his ideals

• He trusted O'Brien with his secrets

• All answers are correct

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What role does the concept of "doublethink" play in the Party's control over Oceania?

• It allows citizens to accept contradictory Party beliefs

• It encourages loyalty to the Proles

• It simplifies complex ideas

• It promotes critical thinking

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How does the Party's use of surveillance impact Winston's actions?

• It inspires fear and restricts their freedom

• It emboldens him to act in favor of the Party

• It causes him to flee to East Asia

• It leads him to seek allies in his friends

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DOK Level 2: Skill/Concept