Part One, Ch. 1-3
Part One, Ch. 4-8
Part Two, Ch. 1-4
Part Two, Ch. 5-8 and Other
100
This is why Winston keeps a diary.
What is his hatred for Big Brother and desire to be free?
100
This is Winston's job.
What is changing history to match the propaganda of the party?
100
This is how Winston reacts to the note that Julia gives him.
What is in a very trusting way?
100
This is why Winston says that Julia is a rebel only from the waist down.
What is she protests on a personal level, whereas Winston is thinking of protesting on a societal level?
200
This is what the Physical Jerks are.
What are daily exercises?
200
This is what is revealed about Party philosophy in the discussion between Syme and Winston.
What is they want to use Newspeak to control people's thoughts?
200
This is what Winston thinks when he sees the place Julia selects for their rendezvous.
What is that the place reminds him of the "Golden Country"?
200
This is what finally convinces Winston that O'Brien is a member of the Brotherhood.
What is O'Brien references Syme?
300
This is the meaning of doublethink.
What is accepting two contrary ideas in your head at the same time?
300
This is why the photograph of Jones, Aaronson, and Rutherford is important.
What is because it is proof that history has been altered?
300
This is what Winston means when he says that he loves Julia more for having been with lots of men.
What is she is rebellious against the party through her exploits?
300
This is what Winston realizes about love and loyalty as a result of his dream about the paperweight.
What is love and loyalty only exists for the Party in his day and age?
400
This is why Winston chooses a speck of dust to put on his diary.
What is it is hard to detect/notice?
400
This is what Winston finds at Mr. Charrington's shop.
What is a paperweight and a room with no telescreen that he could use?
400
This is how Winston reacts to news of a rat being in their room.
What is becoming extremely scared?
400
This is how Winston reacts to Julia's note BEFORE receiving it.
What is he is very suspicious of it?
500
This is who the Parsonses are and what they represent.
What is the neighbors of Winston who represent the perfect family for Big Brother?
500
This is how Winston views the proles.
What is he both admires and hates them?
500
This is the significance of the song the woman in the courtyard sings while Winston waits for Julia.
What is he finds this song has meaning (unlike all of the other ones that don't have any)?
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This is the reason for why Winston may or may not like his job.
What is he can get lost in it and occasionally finds it challenging?
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