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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 10.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why do Harry and Jim decide that using Jim's real name will not be detrimental to Jim's relatives?
(a) They absolve all names once inducted into the Party.
(b) Identity is nonexistent within the Party.
(c) Jim does not have any living relatives.
(d) Jim's name is common.

2. Who is elected chairman of the strikers?
(a) London.
(b) Mac.
(c) Jim.
(d) Dakin.

3. How does Doc Burton view civil disobedience and strikes?
(a) As necessary.
(b) As an infection.
(c) As poison.
(d) As a relief.

4. What does Mac lament doing after the men who try to steal their paper leave?
(a) Bluffing to the men.
(b) Soap-boxing to Jim.
(c) Not trying to get the men to join the Party.
(d) Not fighting the men.

5. What does Mac think turned the deal with Al's father about using his land as a camping ground for the strikers?
(a) His admittance to being a red.
(b) Mac's relatability.
(c) The dogs.
(d) Offering of money.

Short Answer Questions

1. What are the only two punishments of the Party?

2. Who does Mac tell Jim not to bother trying to convert to the Party?

3. At the end of Chapter 2, what does Mac make a speech about that explains why his mother's house was set on fire?

4. What does Mac believe will help get the people on their side in light of Joy's death?

5. What does Jim see as the similarity between his father and Joy?

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