Themes
Characters
George Orwell
Symbols
Miscellaneous
100

The action of suppressing a thought or desire to someone so that it becomes unconscious

Repression

100

The protagonist of 1984.

Winston Smith

100

What was Orwell's birth name?

Eric Blair

100

What is the symbol of being watched 24/7 by the Party?

Telescreens 

100

The book's main themes (brainwashing, control etc.) represents.

A glimpse of what could be of countries during times of stress and conflict.

200

The action of resisting the authority or control of an oppressive force

Rebellion

200

The protagonist's significant other.

Julia

200

What country was Orwell born?

India

200

What may symbolize the destruction of history?

Memory Holes

200

What major event was 1984 written after?

World War II

300

Submission to one's authority

Obedience 

300

The massively populated working class.

Proles

300

What was his job when he lived in Burma?

Indian Imperial Police

300

What is Big Brother a Symbol of?

The Party

300

What major politically tense event was 1984 written around?

Cold War

400

The exchange of information between individuals.

Communication

400

The antagonist of 1984.

O'Brien

400

What was his other critically famous novel?

Animal Farm 

400

What does "2 + 2 = 5" represent?

The brainwashing of the residents. 

400

What type of government was displayed in 1984?

Totalitarian 

500

Record of events that happened in the past.

History

500

He is "Always watching you."

Big Brother

500

What was Orwell's inspiration for writing the novel?

Hitler/Stalin's rise to totalitarian power in Germany/Soviet Union.

500

What does Winston represent? 

The average person going about their lives.

500

What is the novel's tone?

dark, pessimistic, depressing, somewhat cynical