1984 Part 2 CH. 1-3

1. Which of the following best describes the relationship that begins to develop between Winston and Julia in Part 2, Chapters 1-3?

• They are loyal friends who share an interest in literature.

• They have a complex and passionate relationship fueled by rebellion.

• They are family members reconnecting after years apart.

• They are co-workers who reluctantly get along.

2. Which of the following statements best reflects why Winston is initially suspicious of Julia?

•    - A) He believes she might be a member of the Thought Police.

•    - B) He suspects she is in love with someone else.

•    - C) He thinks she wants his job.

•    - D) He is unsure if she understands his writing.

 3. What does the note that Julia passes to Winston say, and why is it significant?

•    - A) “Beware of Big Brother.” – It reflects Julia’s fear of the Party.

•    - B) “I love you.” – It marks the start of Winston’s emotional and ideological rebellion.

•    - C) “Join us.” – It is an invitation to an anti-Party group.

•    - D) “See you at work.” – It suggests a platonic friendship.

4. Why is Winston’s meeting place with Julia, described as a “golden country,” important symbolically?

•    - A) It represents Winston’s vision of freedom and peace.

•    - B) It is where the Party holds secret gatherings.

•    - C) It shows his fear of nature.

•    - D) It is symbolic of his childhood home.

5. How does Orwell use imagery to convey Winston’s emotions when he first meets Julia alone in the countryside?

•    - A) By describing harsh, dark landscapes to emphasize danger.

•    - B) By focusing on bright, golden landscapes to highlight freedom.

•    - C) By using images of people to create a sense of isolation.

•    - D) By describing machines to emphasize Party control.

6.How does Julia view the Party differently than Winston in Part 2, Chapters 1-3?

•    - A) She believes the Party will eventually be overthrown.

•    - B) She does not focus on the Party's ideology, only her personal freedom.

•    - C) She is passionate about reforming the Party’s policies.

•    - D) She is indifferent to politics altogether.

7. Which of the following BEST describes the primary conflict introduced in Part 2, Chapters 1-3?

•    - A) Man vs. Man – Winston struggles with O’Brien over Party policies.

•    - B) Man vs. Nature – Winston struggles to survive in the wilderness.

•    - C) Man vs. Society – Winston rebels against Party oppression.

•    - D) Man vs. Self – Winston struggles with his internal thoughts about Julia.

8. What does Julia’s lack of interest in Party ideology reveal about her character?

•    - A) She is unconcerned with politics and focuses on personal pleasure.

•    - B) She is highly intellectual but cautious around Winston.

•    - C) She is deeply committed to Party principles but cannot act on them.

•    - D) She plans to become a Party leader to change the system.

9.What theme is emphasized through Winston’s growing relationship with Julia?

•    - A) The inevitability of death

•    - B) The power of language

•    - C) The human desire for connection and rebellion

•    - D) The significance of history

10. Which of the following statements best describes Julia's views on rebelling against the Party?

•     - A) She prefers practical, small acts of rebellion over abstract ideas.

•     - B) She dreams of leading a large uprising.

•     - C) She is fully committed to following Party rules.

•     - D) She wants to escape to a new country.