This is a comparison of two dissimilar things using like or as.
What is a simile?
100
This begins your introduction.
What is a hook?
100
Winston is forced to do this in front of the telescreen when he wakes up everyday.
What are exercises?
100
Winston's name from the beautiful field where Julian and he meet is this.
What is the Golden Country?
200
Using this appeals to the audience's ability to think or reason.
What is logos?
200
This word is used to describe how the author feels.
What is tone?
200
These are the four main components of a thesis or topic sentence.
What are topic, directions, marker verb and universal idea.
200
Winston's job is to "rectify" this.
What is the past (history)?
200
Winston first speaks to Julia here.
Where is the cafeteria lunch table?
300
Personal anecdotes are one of the techniques used to create this appeal.
What is ethos?
300
This punctuation mark is used to interrupt a thought or emphasize a point.
What is the m dash?
300
Conclusions often begin with this.
What is restatement of thesis?
300
According to the Winston, hope lies with this.
Who is the proles?
300
When he was a child, Winston stole this from his little sister.
What is chocolate?
400
Connotative diction is used to create this appeal.
What is pathos?
400
This example of syntax is found here:
"We listened to the gun fire beyond the walls. We listened to the walls being hit by shrapnel. We listened to the creaking the windows made when they opened and shut due to the wind from the outside. We listened to the cries of our men, and the prayers they made to their gods. We listened, but said nothing."
What is repetition?
400
This part of the body paragraph should provide proof of a direction.
What is a quotation?
400
The nursery rhyme, Mr. Charrington's shop and its items, and memories of his mother are all examples of Winston's obsession with this.
What is the past?
400
During hate week, Oceania goes from being at war with _______________ to _______________.
What is Eurasia to Eastasia?
500
These are the three components of the rhetorical triangle.
What are subject, speaker and audience?
500
This is when a sentence is missing either the subject or predicate (verb), and is used to show confusion/uncertainty or a lack of unity.
What is a fragment (rhetorical fragment)?
500
This part of the body explains the quote and connects to the universal idea.
What is analysis?
500
This is the aim of Newspeak.
What is to narrow the range of thought?
500
According to O'Brien, the ultimate goal of the Party once power is gained is this.