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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the theme song of Hate Week?
(a) Hatred, We Love You.
(b) I Hate.
(c) Big Brother's Hatest Hits.
(d) The Hate Song.
2. In Part 3, Chapter 4, what is the third phrase Winston writes?
(a) God is Power.
(b) I love Big Brother.
(c) Freedom is Slavery.
(d) Two and two make four.
3. What does Winston remember above all about his childhood?
(a) There was never enough to eat.
(b) Atomic bombs were falling.
(c) Big Brother was everywhere.
(d) His mother never loved him.
4. Who does Julia think is really launching the rocketbombs?
(a) The proles.
(b) The Brotherhood.
(c) Eurasia.
(d) The Party.
5. Where does Winston think he is at the beginning of Part 3, Chapter 1?
(a) In O'Brien's office.
(b) Dead, in hell.
(c) The Ministry of Love.
(d) In transit to the labor camps.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the only efficient thing in Oceania?
2. Does Winston believe in God?
3. In Part 3, Chapter 6, what does Winston have plenty of these days?
4. Of what are the walls of Winston's cell made?
5. Who does Winston say to give the rat torture to instead of him?
Short Essay Questions
1. How can Winston still achieve victory over the Party in Part 3, Chapter 4?
2. What is the significance of O'Brien's reference to Syme?
3. According to Goldstein's book, why is a state of perpetual war necessary? For what purpose?
4. What do Winston and Julia mean when they say "We are the dead?"
5. What does Winston think O'Brien will say is the reason the Party seeks power?
6. What "progress" has Winston made by Part 3, Chapter 4? What does Winston have to do before his re-education is complete?
7. What does Winston think the Party and the Ministry of Love can never do? Why?
8. How does Winston feel towards O'Brien in Part 3, Chapter 2? Why do you think this is?
9. When questioned by O'Brien, Winston and Julia state that they are willing to commit many crimes, including the killing of innocent people. Do you think this is justifiable, given the terrible nature of the Party?
10. What does O'Brien say is the real reason the Party seeks power? How are they different from past governments?
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