Emotions
What emotion is created by being constantly under surveillance 24/7?
Fear/paranoia
What modern day objects are similar to the telescreens?
Phones and cameras
What motivated Winston to rebel in the beginning?
He wanted freedom and the truth
What does Big Brother symbolize?
Power and control
What does the Party represent as a whole?
Total and complete power
What feeling does the Party want people to feel during the Two Minutes Hate?
Anger directed towards the rebellion
What real experience is similar to the pressure on people to join the party?
Peer pressure
How do Julia and Winston rebel differently?
Julia is personal and Winston is ideological
What does the glass paperweight symbolize?
A fragile connection to how things used to be
how does doublethink alter truth?
Doublethink manipulates it
What emotion does Winston feel when he gets arrested?
Helplessness
What would you call changing beliefs under pressure?
Conformity
What does O'Brien represent?
The power of the Party
What do the rats symbolize?
Winston's biggest fear
What does Newspeak do?
It limits thought
What is the biggest emotion Room 101 creates?
Intense fear
What feeling is similar to Winston's experience in Room 101?
Facing your worst fears
What does Winston betraying Julia tell us?
He would rather survive than be loyal to her
What does the quote "Big Brother is watching you" represent?
24/7 surveillance
If you can control history, what else can you control?
Everything in reality
What feeling does the ending make the audience feel?
Hopelessness
What experience is similar to Winston hiding his real thoughts?
Self-censorship
What does Winston accepting the Party show?
Complete psychological control
What did the paperweight being destroyed symbolize?
Winston's rebellion ending
What is Orwell's biggest message?
He warns about unchecked power