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100

The name of the country where the story takes place. 

What is Oceania?

100

The main character of "1984."

Who is Winston Smith?

100

The place where the main character works.

What is the Ministry of Truth?

100

The language spoken by the Party.

What is Newspeak?

100

The number of actors in the play. 

What is the number 5?

200

The message found on most propaganda posters.

What is "Big Brother is watching you"?

200

The leader of the Party.

Who is Big Brother?

200

The devices people must always keep on in their homes.

What are telescreens?

200

The word for "bad" in the party's language.

What is "ungood"?

200

The opening scene of the play. 

What is torture/ Room 101?

300

The 3 main groups of people in society. 

What are the Inner Party, the Outer Party, and the Proles?

300

The leader of the brotherhood and the Party's most hated man.

Who is Goldstein?

300

The objects Winston purchases from Mr. Charrington. 

What are the diary and paperweight? 

300

The name that the party gives to standard English.

What is "Oldspeak"?

300

The food Winston and his colleague write about at the beginning of the play. 

What is chocolate?

400

The political system represented in 1984.

What is totalitarianism?

400

The woman who slips Winston a note.

Who is Julia?

400

George Orwell's real name. 

Who is Eric Arthur Blair?

400

The year that the party wants everyone to speak its language.

When is 2050?

400

The place Winston and Julia meet in private for the first time. 

Where is the countryside?

500

The name of the two countries Oceania is either allied with or at war with. 

What are Eurasia and Eastasia?

500

The intimidating man from the Inner Party who invites Winston to his apartment.

Who is O'Brien?

500

The full slogan for the party.

What is “War is Peace; Freedom is Slavery; Ignorance is Strength.”

500

The purpose of implementing Newspeak. 

What is destroying diversity of thought? 

500

The song Mr. Charrington sings about the painting in his upstairs room. 

What is "Oranges and lemons/ Say the bells of St. Clement's"?

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