Characters
Who is the ordinary protagonist?
Winston Smith
Who is the symbolic face of the party?
Big Brother
What is the term described as “ narrowing the range of thought”?
Newspeak
Who wrote 1984?
George Orwell
What is Winston's greatest fear?
RATS
What character does Winston fall in love with?
Julia
Identify a symbol of absolute propaganda and total control, absence of privacy.
The Telescreens
What is the term an instance of unorthodox or controversial thinking, considered as a criminal offense or as socially unacceptable
Thoughtcrime
When was 1984 written?
Between 1946-1948
Which character is the Enemy of the People during the Two Minutes Hate?
Emmanuel Goldstein
What represents the past and the symbolizes the fragility of human relationships?
The Coral paperweight
What is the term described as the “acceptance of contrary opinions or beliefs at the same time”?
Doublethink
Who was Goldstein inspired by?
Leon Trotsky
Who keeps a secondhand store in the Prole district?
Mr Charrington
What is a symbol for the freedom the proles may achieve in the future, as well as her fertility and ability to create future generations that are free from the Party's totalitarianism?
The Red-Armed Prole Woman
What is the term when one stops short, as though by instinct, at the threshold of any dangerous thought?
Crimestop
What is Mr Parsons first name?
Tom
Which quote symbolizes Winston's ultimate, doomed fate?
“the place where there is no darkness”
What is the term when one is to accept whatever one is told, regardless of the facts?
Black white
What was the original title of 1984?
The last man in Europe