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1984 #2

Total questions: 173

Worksheet time: 1hrs 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
The main character is Winston Smith.  He is about thirty-nine years old.
a)
True
b)
False
2.
What is the setting of the novel?
a)
Sector 2
b)
Paris, Capital of Eurasia
c)
London, main city of Airstrip One
d)
New York City
3.
Which of the following is NOT a Party slogan?
a)
War is peace
b)
Love is hate
c)
Ignorance is strength
d)
Freedom is slavery
4.
What does the caption on the Big Brother posters say?
a)
Big brother is watching you
b)
Down with Big Brother
c)
Everything for the party
5.
For what is the Ministry of Plenty responsible?
a)
entertainment, fine arts, and education 
b)
the economy, manufactured goods, and rations
c)
war efforts, combat, and peace treaties
d)
diet, nutrition, and exercise
6.
What are the Newspeak names for the ministries?
a)
Minipax, Minitrue, Miniluv, Miniplenty
b)
Truth Place, War Place, Love Place, Things Place
c)
MP, MT, ML, MM
d)
None of the above
7.
What is the function of the Ministry of Love?
a)
to raise children
b)
to arrange dates for single people
c)
to maintain law and order
d)
Both A and B
8.
What date does the main character record into a diary?
a)
April 4th, 1948
b)
January 1, 1948
c)
April 4th, 1984
d)
No date is recorded 
9.
When Winston sees the girl with dark hair, he is immediately attracted to her.  He thinks she is someone with whom he can talk and trust.
a)
True
b)
False
10.
What is the name of the Inner Party member that Winston sees, and makes eye contact with during the Two Minutes Hate?
a)
Big Brother
b)
Goldstein
c)
Parsons
d)
O'Brien
11.
What does Utopia mean?
a)
ideal perfection
b)
a world where everything is bad
c)
corruption has overrun good intention
12.
George Orwell is a pen name.
a)
True
b)
False
13.
Benito Mussolini called for
a)
totalitarianism
b)
democracy
c)
communism
14.
How do members of the Party regard the proles?
a)
Proles are naturally inferior, and must be kept powerless. 
b)
Proles need to be indoctrinated, and converted over into Party ideology.
c)
Lazy proles, they should all be sent to fight in the war.
15.
Who is the principle traitor?
a)
Big Brother
b)
Winston
c)
Goldstein
16.
Winston and Julia have been released. Now what?
a)
They're in love!
b)
They don't feel the same way about each other.
c)
They get married.
d)
They don't remember who the other person is.
17.
Who really wrote the manifesto that O'Brien gives to Winston?
a)
Big Brother
b)
Julia
c)
O'Brien
d)
Mr. Charrington
18.

What words are written on the poster with the face that is everywhere in 1984?

a)

DOWN WITH BIG BROTHER

b)

GOLDSTEIN-ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE

c)

BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING YOU

19.
What are the four Ministries?
a)
Hate, Anger, Destruction, Wrath
b)
Peace, War, Love, Hate
c)
Peace, Plenty, Love, Truth
d)
Supply, Guns, Cannons, Missiles
20.
What is the goal of Newspeak?
a)
to make a new language
b)
to restrict thought
c)
to allow freedom of speech
d)
to keep people like Syme busy
21.
Which of these is not a Party slogan?
a)
War is Peace
b)
Weakness is Strength
c)
Ignorance is Strength
d)
Freedom is Slavery
22.
What did Winston buy in a junk shop that leads him to a forbidden activity?
a)
A journal
b)
A paperweight
c)
An ink pencil
d)
A razor
23.
Who is the traitor to the Party always featured in the Two Minutes Hate?
a)
Tim O'Brien
b)
Emmanuel Goldstein
c)
Winston Churchill
d)
A goat
24.
The proles are...
a)
checkpoints for Party members to meet daily
b)
people outside the Party
c)
Big Brother's spies
d)
thought police drones
25.
Complete the sentence:"If there is hope it lies with__________."
a)
Prayer
b)
The Proles
c)
Emmanuel Goldstein
d)
Submission
26.

Despite its name, what is the real purpose of the Ministry of Truth?

a)

a. To collect information about the Party's enemies.

b)

b. To alter historical records to fit the Party's agenda

c)

c. To document historic events for future generations.

d)

d. To manage economic shortages in Oceania.

27.
What crime have people committed who are arrested in the middle of the night and vaporized?
a)
murder
b)
shoplifting
c)
spying
d)
thoughtcrime
28.

In the novel, the common brand name for cigarettes, gin and apartment buildings is-

a)

a. "Generic"

b)

b. "Plentiful"

c)

c. "Victory"

d)

"Oceania Brand"

29.

What is the protagonist's (main character) name?

a)

Winston

b)

George

c)

O'Brien

d)

Eric

30.

What is the protagonist's (main character) name?

a)

Winston

b)

George

c)

O'Brien

d)

Eric

31.

Where does Winston work?

a)

Minitrue

b)

Minipax

c)

Miniluv

d)

Miniplenty

32.

War is _____

a)

Peace

b)

Slavery

c)

Strength

d)

Power

33.

Freedom is _____

a)

Peace

b)

Slavery

c)

Strength

d)

Power

34.

Ignorance is _____

a)

Peace

b)

Slavery

c)

Strength

d)

Power

35.

The party says that 2+2=?

a)

4

b)

5

c)

1

d)

2

36.
How does the government try to control everybody?
a)
 Through the use of telescreens which hear and see your every move.
b)
Thought Police and by having Police Patrols look into people's windows.
c)
Use of children who act as spies and report their parents.
d)
All of the above.
37.
To be able to say that 2+2=4 represents _____________.
a)
Ignorance.
b)
Slavery.
c)
Freedom.
d)
Math.
38.

In chapter six, it states that permission to get married was refused to couples who...

a)

refused to have sex with each other

b)

were physically attracted to each other

c)

couldn't have children

d)

both were from the Outer Party

39.

What is the appropriate title for party members?

a)

Brother/Sister + name

b)

PM + name (short for party member)

c)

Comrade

d)

Friend

40.

How does the government try to control everybody?

a)

By controlling and limiting language

b)

By controlling and limiting intimate relationships

c)

By controlling and limiting access to accurate knowledge of the past or present

d)

All of the above.

41.

Not able to understand

a)

unintelligible

b)

drudges

c)

eddy

d)

seldom

42.

discountenanced

a)

dirty

b)

disapproval

c)

military weapons

d)

kind of fat

43.

dull work, boring

a)

whirlpool

b)

rarely

c)

drudges

d)

piercing

44.

dirty

a)

armaments

b)

fattish

c)

apprehensive

d)

sordid

45.

whirlpool

a)

eddy

b)

seldom

c)

penetrating

d)

meagerness

46.

military weapons

a)

discountenance

b)

armament

c)

fattish

d)

apprehensive

47.

rarely

a)

penetrating

b)

meagerness

c)

seldom

d)

discountenanced

48.

kind of fat

a)

apprehensive

b)

unintelligible

c)

sordid

d)

fattish

49.

piercing

a)

penetrating

b)

meagerness

c)

discountenanced

d)

sordid

50.

scared of what is going to happen

a)

unintelligible

b)

apprehensive

c)

drudges

d)

eddy

51.

skinny

a)

discountenanced

b)

sordid

c)

meagerness

d)

armament

52.

powered by air

a)

denunciation

b)

external

c)

admiration

d)

pneumatic

53.

a collection of writing

a)

anthologies

b)

tendencies

c)

testimony

d)

intervals

54.

a pattern of behavior

a)

testimony

b)

intervals

c)

tendencies

d)

pneumatic

55.

an outside part

a)

admiration

b)

vaguely

c)

anthologies

d)

external

56.

a written of spoke statement of fact

a)

testimony

b)

intervals

c)

anthologies

d)

tendencies

57.

a happy feeling

a)

vaguely

b)

admirations

c)

anthologies

d)

tendencies

58.

a space of time

a)

pneumatic

b)

denunciation

c)

intervals

d)

external

59.

unclear

a)

anthologies

b)

tendencies

c)

vaguely

d)

testimony

60.

Which of the following is synonym for the word "folly?"

a)

Sadness

b)

Foolishness

c)

Helplessness

d)

Happiness

61.

The definition of this word is "a feeling of sadness or depression."

a)

Deprecating

b)

Inviolate

c)

Insatiably

d)

Melancholy

62.

Which of the following is a correct definition of the word "Indignation?"

a)

Anger or annoyance stimulated by supposed unfair treatment

b)

A state in which things that are essential for human well-being such as food and warmth are scarce or lacking

c)

Blatantly offensive or inconsistent with morality

d)

Expressing disapproval

63.

Complete the following sentence: Even after the terrible storm, the little village remained ____.

a)

Infallible

b)

Pretentious

c)

Inviolate

d)

Meritorious

64.

Which of the following words is a synonym for the word "disapproving?"

a)

Deprecating

b)

Pretentious

c)

Fatuous

d)

Flagrant

65.

Complete the following sentence: After the intense argument, the tension in the room was ____.

a)

Inviolate

b)

Palpable

c)

Gratuitous

d)

Irreconcilable

66.

Complete the following sentence: The Federal Government must consider all of the possible ____ of changing a law before they change one.

a)

Indignation

b)

Privations

c)

Ramifications

d)

Remonstrances

67.

What is the correct definition of the word "Flagrant?"

a)

Never failing; always effective

b)

Deserving reward or praise

c)

Destroy or debase the moral purity of; corrupt

d)

Blatantly offensive or inconsistent with morality

68.

Which of the following is a synonym for the word "Superfluous?"

a)

Hazardous

b)

Unnecessary

c)

Exciting

d)

Generous

69.

The definition of this word is "a forcefully reproachful protest."

a)

Folly

b)

Privation

c)

Ramifications

d)

Remonstrances

70.

What is not a synonym for Infallible?

a)

Trustworthy

b)

Never effective

c)

Never failing

d)

Reliable

71.

Gratuitous is which part of speech?

a)

Noun

b)

Verb

c)

Adjective

d)

Adverb

72.

This word means deferential respect?

a)

Obeisance

b)

Fatuous

c)

Folly

d)

Privation

73.

Which one is not a definition for vanquished?

a)

Annihilate

b)

To conquer

c)

To overcome

d)

To accept defeat

74.

Privation is a state in which things that are essential for human well-being such as food and warmth are _________.

a)

Scarce

b)

Surplus

c)

Plentiful

d)

Excess

75.

For a remark to be fatuous, it can be? (select all that apply)

a)

Silly

b)

Mindless

c)

Sensable

d)

Foolish

76.

Which word does not describe incredulity

a)

Belief

b)

Amazement

c)

Skepticism

77.

What word means to be incapable of being satisfied or appeased

a)

Debauch

b)

Folly

c)

Obeisance

d)

Insatiably

78.

Complete the sentence: The student was __________, and exhausted at the end of the first week of school.

a)

Etiolated

b)

Folly

c)

Privation

d)

Fatuous

79.

Complete the sentence: She choose to work on her big project at _________ intervals.

a)

Intermittent

b)

Gratuitous

c)

Incredulity

d)

Intermittent

80.

Complete the sentence: She choose to work on her big project at _________ intervals.

a)

Intermittent

b)

Gratuitous

c)

Incredulity

d)

Intermittent

81.

How is Winston's mother described?

a)

tall, statuesque with magnificent fair hair

b)

tall, unstable with curly hair

c)

pale, unstable with no hair

d)

pale, statuesque with magnificent red hair

82.

THIS WORD MEANS "A FRIEND OR COMPANION"...

a)

COMRAD

b)

COMMRADE

c)

COMRADE

d)

COMRAED

83.

Endless

a)

Inscrutable

b)

Annihilate

c)

Stratum

d)

Interminable

84.

show or represent by a drawing, painting, or other art form

a)

Reverberate

b)

Depict

c)

Fathom

d)

Venerate

85.

impossible to understand or interpret

a)

Inscrutable

b)

Proliferate

c)

Interminable

d)

Multifarious

86.

be repeated several times as an echo

a)

Reverberate

b)

Proliferate

c)

Depict

d)

Sordid

87.

Understand (a difficult problem or an enigmatic person) after much thought.

a)

Collate

b)

Repudiate

c)

Aquiline

d)

Fathom

88.

Destroy utterly; obliterate

a)

Depict

b)

Annihilate

c)

Stratum

d)

Venerate

89.

refuse to accept or be associated with

a)

Inscrutable

b)

Unprocurable

c)

Repudiate

d)

Sordid

90.

having many varied parts or aspects

a)

Multifarious

b)

Inscrutable

c)

Reverberate

d)

Fathom

91.

regard with great respect; revere

a)

Depict

b)

Sordid

c)

Repudiate

d)

Venerate

92.

increase rapidly in numbers; multiply

a)

Collate

b)

Unprocurable

c)

Proliferate

d)

Stratum

93.

dirty or squalid; arousing moral distaste and contempt

a)

Depict

b)

Aquiline

c)

Sordid

d)

Unprocurable

94.

Myrna is so superstitious that she hired a spiritualist to _____________ her new house of evil spirits.

a)

maul

b)

purge

c)

cleave

d)

apprehend

95.

something complex or detailed; complicated

a)

egotism

b)

embezzlement

c)

intricate

d)

absurd

96.

using gestures, especially dramatic ones, instead of speaking or to emphasize one's words.

a)

lamentably

b)

gesticulating

c)

florid

d)

translucent

97.

boringly instructional or academic; very strict and particular

a)

pedantic

b)

didactic

98.

those who hold to a belief opposed to the church

a)

Heretics

b)

Counterfeit

c)

Invocation

d)

Adversary

99.

The ____________________city roads were extremely difficult for the Schettler-mobile to navigate.

a)

labyrinthine

b)

nuzzle

c)

plaudit

d)

tardy

e)

reprehensible

100.
My boss interrupted my pleasant __________ by reminding me about our deadline. 
a)
Strife
b)
Plight
c)
Reverie
d)
Keepsake
101.

How does Winston feel about Julia when he sees her in a sling in the hallway?

a)

He is confused by her injury.

b)

He loathes her and does nothing when she falls

c)

He loathes her but for some reason stops to help her

d)

He is glad to see that she is hurt; he loathes her to his core.

102.

Julia slips Winston a note. What does it say?

a)

Big Brother is watching you!

b)

Meet me in the square...

c)

Join the Brotherhood and revolt!

d)

I love you!

103.

Choose all that are correct: Winston and Julia...

a)

Meet in Victory Square and talk in secret

b)

Make a plan to meet Sunday in a discreet location

c)

Hold hands

d)

Swap secrets about the Brotherhood and betraying Big Brother.

104.

Julia gives Winston detailed directions to

a)

A clearing where they meet and have sex

b)

A clearing where they meet and discuss the Inner Party

c)

A clearing where Big Brother is waiting for them

d)

A clearing where Winston once lived with his family

105.

Julia disguises herself as a Party loyalist because

a)

breaking the big rules is best left to the Brotherhood

b)

it is her way to stay true to her childhood as a spy

c)

if you break the little rules first the big ones are easier

d)

if you follow the big rules it is easier to break the little ones

106.

Mr. Charrington rents his room to Winston because

a)

he believes that love will conquer all

b)

he needs money and is willing to turn a blind eye

c)

he thinks that Winston is the key to the future

d)

he respects Winston's reasons and even tells him about the two entrances

107.

Which of the following ARE in Julia's parcel?

a)

Real Coffee

b)

Real Sugar

c)

Real Cigarettes

d)

Real Tea

108.

Julia tells Winston to turn around and then

a)

Puts on make-up and perfume

b)

puts on a dress

c)

strips so she's no longer a comrade

d)

pulls out a gun because she IS thought police...

109.

Julia's options for her and Winston are: (select all that apply)

a)

Commit Suicide

b)

Get married and hide with the proles

c)

Join the secret organization

d)

Continue as they are until they are caught

110.

Julia thinks that the bombing that happens during hate week is done by

a)

Eastasia

b)

Eurasia

c)

Oceania/The Party

d)

The Brotherhood

111.

When Winston runs into O'brien,

a)

he gets another secret message

b)

he discovers his thoughts about him are wrong

c)

Winston learns O'brien is also with Julia

d)

Winston thinks O'brien might be thought police

112.

O'brien invites Winston to see the Newspeak dictionary because

a)

Winston is so good at his job

b)

There are lots of new words

c)

it is an opportunity to give Winston his address

d)

it is important to the Inner Party

113.

The clue that O'brien gives Winston is

a)

the secret handshake

b)

a Newspeak code word

c)

he mentions Syme a newly vaporized non-person

d)

a new breifcase

114.

Julia tells Winston that the party can

a)

make you say anything and believe anything—anything— they can get inside you

b)

can make you say anything—anything—but they can’t make you believe it. They can’t get inside you

c)

can make you love anyone and believe anything

d)

can't make you love, say or believe anything—anything— they can't get inside you

115.

At O'brien's Julia and Winston can drink, smoke and speak openly because

a)

there is no telescreen

b)

as a member of the Inner Party he can turn off the telescreen

c)

O'brien's servant gives them complicated disguises

d)

O'brien's servant blocks the telescreen

116.

O'brien gives Winston a copy of Goldstien's book

a)

while they are in the room

b)

to translate into Newspeak

c)

at work during the Two Minute Hate

d)

in an elaborate plan using an old briefcase

117.

Goldstein's manifesto is titled:

a)

“The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism”

b)

“The Theory and Practice of Democratic Collectivism”

c)

“The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Communism”

d)

“The Theory and Practice of Patriarchal Anarchism”

118.

Winston reads the book to Julia and

a)

she feels like she already knows all of it

b)

she falls asleep

c)

she thinks it is a fake and a set up

d)

she wants to go back to see O'brien for more secrets

119.

Winston says, "We are the dead" and:

(choose all that apply)

a)

Julia repeats him.

b)

The lady in the alley sings it back.

c)

A mysterious voice repeats, "You are the dead".

d)

Mr. Charrington whispers it through the keyhole.

120.

Mr. Charrington is

a)

thought police and there was always a hidden telescreen

b)

thought police and hid a mic in the coral crystal

c)

creepily spied on them through the rat hole.

d)

actually Emanuel Goldstein.

121.

unrestrained self-indulgent immoral behavior

a)

debauchery

b)

perturb

c)

ingratiate

d)

hulking

122.

"The apple doesn't fall far from the tree." This is an example of ______.

a)

catharsis

b)

truism

c)

morale

d)

complicity

123.

In a matter-of-fact manner

a)

Presage

b)

Excuse

c)

Prosaically

d)

Salvage

124.

having or showing a desire to cause harm to another person


a)

malevolent(ly)

b)

inaudible

c)

proprietor

d)

mercantile

125.

a person who owns a business or property


a)

feign(ed)

b)

audible

c)

inaudible

d)

proprietor

126.

increase rapidly in numbers; multiply

a)

Collate

b)

Unprocurable

c)

Proliferate

d)

Stratum

127.

hooked or curved like an eagle's beak

a)

Interminable

b)

Aquiline

c)

Sordid

d)

Venerate

128.

regard with great respect; revere

a)

Depict

b)

Sordid

c)

Repudiate

d)

Venerate

129.

having many varied parts or aspects

a)

Multifarious

b)

Inscrutable

c)

Reverberate

d)

Fathom

130.

collect and combine (texts, information, or sets of figures) in proper order

a)

Proliferate

b)

Interminable

c)

Collate

d)

Multifarious

131.

something that kills pain

a)

anodyne

b)

harbinger

c)

debacle

d)

nuance

132.
servile
a)
last, final or greatest
b)
groveling or extremely submissive
c)
marked by compassion or tenderness for humans or animals
d)
against change, favoring traditional views
133.

whipped, beaten

a)

Confuddled

b)

Flogged

c)

Barricade

d)

Brocade

134.

Pugnaciously

a)

hooked; shaped like an eagle

b)

in an aggressive manner

c)

ring sorrounding the head

d)

shifty or secretive

135.

Cadging

a)

combatively

b)

internal parts of the trunk of the body

c)

using without intending to repay

d)

shify or secretive

136.

reverberation

a)

excessive indulgance in pleasures

b)

weariness, lack of energy

c)

things that get in the way of making progress

d)

sound that is reechoed

137.

(n.) a job that provides income but requires little or no work

a)

sinecure

b)

requiem

c)

politic

d)

maladroit

138.
very large; spacious
a)
brazen
b)
benevolent
c)
brusque
d)
capacious
139.
friendly; helpful
a)
benevolent
b)
aberration
c)
brusque
d)
boisterous
140.

state of being troubled in the mind; disturbed and upset

a)

agitation

b)

fortnight

c)

vigil

d)

hasten

141.

a strong wind

a)

vigil

b)

hasten

c)

gale

d)

agitation

142.
The President ____________ terrorism as a cowardly and evil act.
a)
compressed
b)
denounced
c)
complimented
d)
inept
143.

She used the ___________ getting a Coronavirus test to take the day off.

a)

context

b)

excrescence

c)

crescendo

d)

pretext

144.

a gesture of respect or courtesy

a)

obesisance

b)

pallid

c)

surcease

145.

with great feeling

a)

infallable

b)

vehemently

c)

apoplectic

d)

encumbered

146.

incapable of making mistakes

a)

analogous

b)

infallable

c)

elucidate

d)

acrimonious

147.

verb, to release or disentangle from

a)

constrict

b)

extricate

c)

encroach

d)

calibrated

148.

Some Puritan beliefs include: (multiple answers)

a)

strong work ethic

b)

self-reliance

c)

frugality

d)

education

149.

The tenets of Puritanism tell us that the people were

a)

God-centered

b)

Afraid of God

c)

Not concerned what God thought of them

150.

pale from lack of light

a)

falsifying

b)

sapling

c)

etiolated

d)

vague

151.

pale from lack of light

a)

falsifying

b)

sapling

c)

etiolated

d)

vague

152.
Someone’s behavior, manner, or appearance, especially as it reflects on character. 
a)
balaclava
b)
denouement
c)
demeanor
d)
daunting 
153.

A fictitious reason that conceals the real reason

a)

Unperturbed

b)

Vigil

c)

Pretext

d)

Penury

154.

Grievously affected especially by disease

a)

Afflicted

b)

Awareness

c)

Imitate

d)

Cryptic

155.

Make pale or sickly

a)

Etiolate

b)

Sacrifice

c)

Endure

d)

Logic

156.

Doubt about the truth of something

a)

Raise

b)

Incredulity

c)

Comfort

d)

Leisure

157.

Laugh at with contempt and derision

a)

Suspicion

b)

Intent

c)

Condemn

d)

Jeer

158.

In a matter-of-fact manner

a)

Presage

b)

Excuse

c)

Prosaically

d)

Salvage

159.

Active strength of body or mind

a)

Avenge

b)

Fugitive

c)

Impressive

d)

Vigor

160.

Unnecessary and unwarranted

a)

Gratuitous

b)

Adrenaline

c)

Stealth

d)

Scour

161.
This society manipulates all aspects of its population's lives. In the first sentence, the author immediately sets the tone of the novel with which opening line?
a)
It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen.
b)
Winston Smith, his chin nuzzled into his breast in an effort to escape the vile wind, slipped quickly through the glass doors of Victory Mansions.
c)
The hallway smelt of boiled cabbage and old rag mats.
d)
BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING YOU.
162.
Where does Winston work?
a)
Ministry of Truth
b)
Ministry of Plenty
c)
Ministry of Love
d)
Ministry of Peace
163.
What is the first thing Winston writes in the forbidden journal?
a)
April 4th, 1984. I'm not sure this is even the correct date.
b)
April 4th, 1984. Down with Big Brother! Down with Big Brother! Down with Big Brother!
c)
April 4th, 1984. Last night to the flicks.
d)
 April 4th, 1984. I need to connect with O'Brien.
164.
Who does Winston believe says to him in an image, "We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness"?
a)
Syme
b)
O'Brien
c)
Tillotson
d)
Big Brother
165.
The War Slogans are: War is_____Freedom is _____Ignorance is _______
a)
Peace, Strength, Slavery.
b)
Slavery, Peace, Strength.
c)
Peace, Slavery, Strength.
d)
Strength, Slavery, Peace.
166.

Ministry of Love deals with?

a)

Law and Order

b)

Pornography

c)

Marriage

d)

Raising Children

167.

Ministry of Truth deals with:

a)

Propoganda

b)

Hate

c)

Education

d)

Housing

168.

Ministry of Plenty deals with:

a)

Economic affairs

b)

War

c)

Love

d)

Conformity

169.

Ministry or Peace deals with:

a)

War

b)

Peace

c)

Education

d)

Food supplies

170.

Telescreens are:

a)

one way transmitters

b)

two way transmitters

c)

like computers

d)

like Phones

171.

What slogan is on every BB poster?

a)

Big Brother is Watching You

b)

War is Peace

c)

Freedom is Slavery

d)

Ignorance is Strength

172.

What are the 3 main Party slogans? (Choose 3)

a)

War is Peace

b)

Freedom is Slavery

c)

Ignorance is Strength

d)

Sadness is Happiness

e)

Death is Life

173.

Newspeak is:

a)

the official language of Oceania

b)

a way to take notes

c)

the official language of Eastasia

d)

the way news broadcasters report