Winston's world
The city in which the protagonist lives in the (supposed) year 1984
London
What is the forbidden item that Winston purchases from Mr. Charrington's shop?
A dairy
The female characters in the novel
Kathrine and Julia
The Victory Gin in this novel is this certain literary device
Symbol
Party's motto inscribed on coins and posters?
Big Brother is watching you
The name of the oppressive political regime ruling the superstate where protagonist resides?
Oceania
The Party uses this daily broadcast to channel hatred and anger towards its enemies, particularly Emmanuel Goldstein.
Two minutes hate
Winston's neighbour
The Parsons
This recurring object is a motif of survaillence
Telescreen
In the world of "1984," what is the act of secretly disagreeing with the Party called?
Thoughtcrime
The countries which Oceania is in constant war with
Eurasia & Eastasia
Winston writes in his diary that this, which he knows to be true, is the ultimate act of rebellion against the Party
Down with Big Brother
The term for the lower class in "1984" who are largely ignored by the Party?
Proles
This recurring motif represents the manipulation of language as a tool for restricting thought and reinforcing Party control
Newspeak
"War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery and Ignorance is Strenght" is concept from the novel, what is it?
Doublethink
One of 4 ministries which is responsible for propaganda and historical revisionism (Winston works there)
Minitrue
This group holds the highest positions of power within the Party.
Inner party members
The man on the screen during a everyday activity
Emmanuel Goldstein
This object, purchased by Winston, symbolizes his hope for a connection to the past and a world outside the Party’s control
Glass Paperweight
The roll children has, according to The Party
Spies/ Future members of the Party
The term for the working class in 1984
Proletariat
What is the name of the supposed rebel group that opposes the Party?
Brotherhood
A high-ranking member of the Inner Party
O'Brien
Winston’s dreams about this place symbolize his longing for freedom, safety, and escape from the Party’s control.
Golden country
The word in newspeak for extraordinary
Double plus good