Who is the Inner Party member that invites Winston and Julia to his apartment and hints at being part of the resistance?
O'Brien
What did young Winston take from his sister?
Chocolate
What turns out to be real? Who is actually alive?
The Brotherhood and Goldstein
What happens during hate week that causes violent upheaval (changing the enemy/ally)?
Changing the enemy from Eurasia to Eastasia
What is the big plot twist at the end of the chapter?
They get caught by carrington
Where do O’Brien and Winston agree to meet to “pick up the Newspeak dictionary”?
O'Brien's apartment
Who did Winston blame for the disappearance of his mother and sister?
He blamed himself & his behavior
List three privileges that the Inner Party has that the Outer Party does not.
Turning off the telescreen, access to beauty products, wine, plentiful foods, servants, and living in luxury homes.
What does the upheaval cause Winston to do?
Causes him to have to go back through all of the records and change them.
What is the lady doing while doing the laundry?
Singing
How did O’Brien initiate a conversation with Winston? What topic did he use to cover his true intention behind the conversation?
Newspeak/Winston’s article
How does Winston describe his mother after the disappearance of his father?
Spirtless/emotionless/hollow
Name 3 extreme acts Winston and Julia agree to commit for the Brotherhood
Murder, blackmail, betray their nation, throw acid in children’s faces, cause the death of hundreds, distribute drugs, encourage prostitution, spread diseases, cheat, forge, corrupt the minds of children, lose your identity, lose a limb, and commit suicide
What is the importance of war in Oceania?
(allows for cheap labor, low standard of living, and poverty/hunger/rations, creates fear)
Where was the tele screen in Mr. Charrington's apartment?
Behind the picture
What does O’Brien do in his conversation with Winston that suggests he is willing to commit a crime against the Party?
He hints at Syme’s vaporization, committing a small act of doublethink.
What does Winston conclude about the proles?
They are more human than the Party members/ “they had stayed human”
Where do Winston and O’Brien agree to meet?
"...in the place where there is no darkness".
Is life in all three “states” the same?
Yes (“A peace that is truly permanent would be the same as permanent war.”)
What is the last thing Winston says to julia before they are caught?
"We are the dead"
What does Winston do with the piece of paper containing O’Brien’s address?
He memorizes it then disposes of it in the memory box.
What is the one thing Winston and Julia believe the Party cannot make stop one from doing?
Feeling
How do members of the Brotherhood recognize one another?
They don't.
What are the two aims of the party?
(extinguish thought and win the war/conquer as much land as possible)
What does the voice seem to do when speaking to julia and Winston?
Copy them