Question 1

What is the name of the forbidden act of secretly opposing the Party in '1984'?

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Thoughtcrime

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Mindcrime

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Speechcrime

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Actioncrime

Question 2

What important element of control is personified in the character of Big Brother in '1984'?

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Surveillance

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Love

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Freedom

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Friendship

Question 3

Which year does the novel '1984' take place in?

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1984

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1962

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1948

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2001

Question 4

What does the character Winston Smith do for a living in '1984'?

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He works at the Ministry of Truth

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He is a farmer

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He works at the Ministry of Peace

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He works at the Ministry of Love

Question 5

What method does the Party use to control the minds of the citizens in '1984'?

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Doublethink

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Doublevision

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Doubletalk

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Doublespeak

Question 6

In '1984', what is the governmental organization responsible for propaganda and controlling information?

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The Ministry of Truth

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The Ministry of Love

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The Ministry of Plenty

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The Ministry of Peace

Question 7

What is the infamous slogan of the Party in '1984'?

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Big Brother is watching you

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Peace and love for all

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Ignorance is bliss

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Freedom is slavery

Question 8

What is the protagonist's name in '1984'?

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Winston Smith

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Peter Parker

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John Doe

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Harry Potter

Question 9

What is the name of the oppressive government in '1984'?

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The Party

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The Society

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The Federation

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The Alliance

Question 10

Who is the author of the novel '1984'?

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George Orwell

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Ray Bradbury

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Aldous Huxley

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William Golding

Question 11

What is the main method of propaganda used by The Party in '1984' to control the population?

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Newspeak

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Oldspeak

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Thoughtcrime

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Doublethink

Question 12

What is the significance of the phrase 'Big Brother is watching you' in George Orwell's '1984'?

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It emphasizes the constant surveillance and control exerted by the Party over its citizens.

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It symbolizes the citizens' rebellious spirit.

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It represents the main character's nickname.

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It refers to a popular television show within the novel.

Question 13

What is the name of the surveillance device used by the Party in '1984' to monitor its citizens?

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Telescreen

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Watchtower

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Spyglass

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Tracker

Question 14

What is the infamous slogan of the Party in '1984' that emphasizes the control over truth and reality?

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War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength

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Harmony brings Prosperity, Knowledge is Wealth, Peace equals Happiness

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Love Conquers All, Truth Prevails, Unity is Power

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Justice is Freedom, Progress is Hope, Unity brings Prosperity

Question 15

What is the purpose of the Thought Police in George Orwell's novel '1984'?

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To monitor and suppress any rebellious thoughts or behaviors against the Party's ideology.

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To promote independent thinking among citizens.

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To improve communication between individuals.

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To ensure fair and just governance.

Question 16

Who is the character in '1984' that Winston falls in love with, leading to their rebellion against the Party?

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Julia

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Alice

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Sarah

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Mary

Question 17

In '1984', what is the setting of the story where the protagonist Winston Smith resides?

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Oceania

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Eurasia

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Atlantis

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Eastasia

Question 18

What is the infamous room in the Ministry of Love where Winston is tortured in '1984'?

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Room 101

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Room 666

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Room 007

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Room 404

Question 19

What is the name of the book written by Emmanuel Goldstein in '1984'?

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'The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism'

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'The Rebel's Manifesto'

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'The Dictator's Playbook'

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'The Revolution Handbook'

Question 20

What is the purpose of the government's constant alteration of historical records in '1984'?

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To maintain control over the narrative and limit citizens' ability to challenge the Party's version of truth

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To promote critical thinking among the population

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To create confusion among the citizens

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To rewrite history for educational purposes

Question 21

What oppressive government organization enforces loyalty and conformity through fear and punishment in '1984'?

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The Ministry of Love

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The Department of Justice

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The Bureau of Truth

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The Agency of Harmony

Question 22

Why does the author include Winston's dream in the story?

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To illustrate the manipulation of memories in the society.

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To show the level of obedience in the society.

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To show that people care about family in the society.

Question 23

Why would the author include scenes between Winston and Juli in the book? How do they achieve the author's purpose?

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The author is emphasizing the cost of giving up freedom in society while testing the audience's ability to allow for freedom of speech in a book, this book, 1984.

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The author wants to show Winston and Juli rebelling to encourage the audience to rebel.

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The author is showing the lack of control in their society to encourage the audience to rebel.

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The author is emphasizing The Party's complete control over its subjects to show the problems with freedom.

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