The World of 1984
The Characters of 1984
The World of 1984 pt 2
The Language of 1984
The Writer of 1984
100

The name of the leader in the party that rules over Oceania.

Big Brother.

100

The main character of "1984."

Winston Smith

100

How many parts are in the book?

3

100

The language spoken by the Party.

Newspeak

100

The writer of "1984."

Who is George Orwell?

200

The common object that is in low supply that The Main Character has been secretly hoarding.

Razor blades.

200

Where does Winston work?

 Records Department of the Ministry of Truth

200

What is the first thing the main character writes in his diary?

April 4th 1989

200

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

"ungood"

200

The genre of "1984."

Dystopian fiction

300

The group of people that represent the constant watchful eye of the Party.

The Thought Police

300

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

Emmanuel Goldstein

300

Which of these is the main character's number?

A 6078

B 6079

C 6065

D 3108

B 6079

300

The name that the party gives to standard English.

"Oldspeak"

300

Other novel(s) written by the author of "1984" (only one required). You only need to name one!

"Burmese Days," "A Clergyman's Daughter," "Keep the Aspidistra Flying," "Coming Up for Air," or "Animal Farm."

400

The piece of technology that represents the constant watchful eye of the Party.

Telescreens

400

The obnoxious party member who lives near the main character.

Parsons

400

The diary represents this to the main character?

Freedom/rebellion

400

What does INGSOC mean?

English Socialism

400

Is this George Orwell?

Yes!

500

The age that the party begins to institutionalize children.

6

500

The intelligent man who is creating a new edition of the Newspeak dictionary.

Syme

500

The full slogan for the party.

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

500

Which of the following statements best describes the intent of the Party’s slogan, “Ignorance is Strength”?

1. It is easier to maintain control over an ignorant, rather than an educated, populace.

2. Due to a lack of interest in education, the populace is considered to be ignorant.

3. People who know less are emotionally stronger than those who are well-educated.

It is easier to maintain control over an ignorant, rather than an educated, populace.

500

The real name of the writer of "1984."

Who is Eric Arthur Blair?