1984 by George Orwell

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Froggy Jumps 1984 by George OrwellOnline version Test your knowledge of Chapter 1 of George Orwell's 1984! by Zeinab Assaf 1 What is the name of the oppressive regime in 1984? a The Federation b The Party c The Alliance 2 What is the primary language manipulated by the Party? a Oldspeak b Doublespeak c Newspeak 3 What does Winston work at in the Ministry of Truth? a Altering historical records b Surveillance c Creating propaganda 4 What is the setting of 1984? a Eurasia b Eastasia c Airstrip One 5 What does Winston secretly despise? a The Brotherhood b The Proles c Big Brother 6 What is the significance of the telescreen? a Entertainment b Communication c Constant surveillance 7 What does Winston write in his secret diary? a Thoughts against the Party b Daily news c Love letters 8 What can Winston’s role in the Party best be described as? a Insignificant b informant c Undercover spy 9 What is the relationship between the proles and the Party? a The Party considers the proles insignificant and non-threatening. b The proles constitute the foundation of the national economy. c The proles provide information to the Thought Police. 10 What leads Winston to believe O’Brien also hates the Party? a Winston sees loathing in O’Brien’s eyes before the Two Minutes Hate. b O’Brien slips Winston a note that reveals his feelings toward the Party. c A member of the revolution tells Winston about O’Brien. 11 What label has the party given to Emmanuel Goldstein? a Enemy of the People b Our Fearless Leader c Savior of the Party 12 Which of the following is NOT among the party's slogan? a Poverty is Wealth b War is Peace c Ignorance is Strength 13 How does Winston commit a "thoughtcrime"? a By writing "Down with Big Brother" repeatedly in his diary b By wishing he had another job within the government c By not participating in the "Two Minutes of Hate" 14 To which "youth group" does Julia belong? a The Junior Anti-Sex League b Girls for the Glorification of Big Brother c Youth Believing in Principles 15 In 1984 by George Orwell, Who was knocking on Winston's door? a Mrs Parsons b O' Brien c Mr Parsons 16 According to the Party, what must you call everyone? a Comrade b Mr and Mrs c Partner 17 What do Mrs. Parsons's children want to go out and see? a A hanging b A show c Their father 18 A kid was named a "child hero" because he did what? a He/she reported his parents. b He/she got good marks. c He/she protect his/her house 19 "We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness", who does Winston think said that? a O'Brien b Mr Parsons c His mother 20 What does Winston get on his hand that can betray him? a An ink stain. b A glass of whisky c A memory of his mother 21 What is the public’s reaction to the Party’s efforts to alter historic records? a For the most part, people accept the altered fact. b People are left in a constant state of frustration. c The public never believes anything the Party says. 22 What is the goal of Newspeak, as Syme explains it to Winston? a To narrow language so that thoughtcrime is impossible b To incorporate all languages into one c To reduce the language to only pleasant-sounding words

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1984 by George OrwellOnline version

by Zeinab Assaf

What is the name of the oppressive regime in 1984?

What is the primary language manipulated by the Party?

What does Winston work at in the Ministry of Truth?

What is the setting of 1984?

What does Winston secretly despise?

What is the significance of the telescreen?

What does Winston write in his secret diary?

What can Winston’s role in the Party best be described as?

What is the relationship between the proles and the Party?

What leads Winston to believe O’Brien also hates the Party?

What label has the party given to Emmanuel Goldstein?

Which of the following is NOT among the party's slogan?

How does Winston commit a "thoughtcrime"?

To which "youth group" does Julia belong?

In 1984 by George Orwell, Who was knocking on Winston's door?

According to the Party, what must you call everyone?

What do Mrs. Parsons's children want to go out and see?

A kid was named a "child hero" because he did what?

"We shall meet in the place where there is no darkness", who does Winston think said that?

What does Winston get on his hand that can betray him?

What is the public’s reaction to the Party’s efforts to alter historic records?

What is the goal of Newspeak, as Syme explains it to Winston?