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Worksheets1984 Book TWO, chapters 1-3
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 23mins
What does the dark-haired girl slip into Winston's hand the first time they meet?
money
her phone number
a key
a note
What was Winston's initial reaction in receiving the note?
fear
glee
indifference
confusion
Why did Winston fear the note might be a threat, a summons, an order to commit suicide, or a trap?
he thought the dark-haired girl was a spy for the Thought Police
he thought she was part of a revolution against Big Brother
he thought the Parsons had reported him
he thought she had seen his diary
What did Winston believe was the other possibility for the note?
the dark-haired girl was in love with him
the dark-haired girl belonged to the Brotherhood
Emmanuel Goldstein wanted to meet with Winston
O'Brien wanted to meet with Winston
What did the note say?
I love you
Call me
I'm part of the Brotherhood
Big Brother is watching you
During their first meeting at Victory Square, what do they do as a parade of Eurasian prisoners are tormented by others?
they are able to hide in the crowd safe from the telescreens
they plan to meet out in the countryside
they hold hands
all of the above
What is the girl's name?
Daisy
Clarisse
Hazel
Julia
Why does Julia almost take pride in the fact that Winston had thought she was a member of the Thought Police?
because she is
because she loves the game of appearing to be a loyal party member when in fact she is not
because she thought he was a member of the Thought Police
because he is the first man she has seduced
What was the purpose of their meeting in the woods?
to run away together
to devise a plot to overthrow the Party
to meet up with members of the underground
to have sex
Winston is ten or fifteen years older than Julia - a man of thirty-nine, with varicose veins, and five false teeth. What attracted Julia to him?
his eyes
his personality
his face told her he was against the inner party
his connections in the Ministry of Truth
What did the singing thrush symbolize to Winston?
freedom
independence
joy
all of the above
Why is Winston not jealous but pleased that Julia has been with many other men?
he likes the fact that she is experienced
he is relieved not to be Julia's first sexual experience
he feels unsure of his own experience in this area
he is delighted that more Party members are corrupt
Explain why Winston believed that sex would be the force that would tear the Party to pieces.
Knowing the Party's position about sex, explain the meaning of the final sentences which follow Winston and Julia's tryst - their romantic rendezvous. "Their embrace had been a battle, the climax a victory. It was a blow struck against the Party. It was a political act."
ONE PARAGRAPH.
What did Julia say was her "camouflage?"
tan military garb
netting she had installed in the trees to hide their hiding spot from prying eyes
Winston's apartment over Mr. Charrington's shop
her dedication and work for the Party
