1984

Question 1

there is a sad peace at the end of the novel as both the reader realise

Answer 1

He loved big brother

Question 2

He loved big brother

Answer 2

there is a sad peace at the end of the novel as both the reader realise

Question 3

“I betrayed you” “I betrayed you too”

Answer 3

This is a stark contrast to the synaethetic flowering that characterized their romance at its peak. there langauge is bland. they are both now shells of their former self

Question 4

This is a stark contrast to the synaethetic flowering that characterized their romance at its peak. there langauge is bland. they are both now shells of their former self

Answer 4

“I betrayed you” “I betrayed you too”

Question 5

its a beautiful thing the destruction of words

Answer 5

Seemingly juxtaposed clause highlights the ongoing joy and dedication to the continued disintegration of language

not simply words that are the target of the part but thought itself

Question 6

Seemingly juxtaposed clause highlights the ongoing joy and dedication to the continued disintegration of language

not simply words that are the target of the part but thought itself

Answer 6

its a beautiful thing the destruction of words

Question 7

We find out room 101 is the only place in oceania where the person is treated as an individual

Answer 7

The worst thing in the world” “Varies from individual to individual

Question 8

The worst thing in the world” “Varies from individual to individual

Answer 8

We find out room 101 is the only place in oceania where the person is treated as an individual

Question 9

His small but childish handwriting straggled up and down the page

Answer 9

he sees a deep value in the are of journaling as a means to maintain a sense of self

Question 10

he sees a deep value in the are of journaling as a means to maintain a sense of self

Answer 10

His small but childish handwriting straggled up and down the page

Question 11

the use of anaphora in he wished indicated the vital nature in which Winston wants to display his love for Julia. relation progressed from rebellion to an emotional connection

Answer 11

he wished above all that they had some place where they could be alone

Question 12

he wished above all that they had some place where they could be alone

Answer 12

the use of anaphora in he wished indicated the vital nature in which Winston wants to display his love for Julia. relation progressed from rebellion to an emotional connection

Question 13

the paperweight represents this new state of being for Winston. it is the presence of hope and love, kept safe from the setting of 1984

Answer 13

the paperweight was the room he was in the coral julias life and his own fixed in a sort of aternity at the heart of the crystal

Question 14

the paperweight was the room he was in the coral julias life and his own fixed in a sort of aternity at the heart of the crystal

Answer 14

the paperweight represents this new state of being for Winston. it is the presence of hope and love, kept safe from the setting of 1984

Question 15

here the audience finally understands the aim of the party. the party wants power over everything and everyone and control them in every way

Answer 15

there will be no thought

Question 16

there will be no thought

Answer 16

here the audience finally understands the aim of the party. the party wants power over everything and everyone and control them in every way

Question 17

nothing was your own except the few cubic centimetres inside your head

Answer 17

Orwell is touching on the idea of consciousness

Question 18

Orwell is touching on the idea of consciousness

Answer 18

nothing was your own except the few cubic centimetres inside your head

Question 19

The ulcer has now beocome a physical symbol of how an oppressive setting can have psycological effects

Answer 19

his varicose ulcer had subsided

Question 20

his varicose ulcer had subsided

Answer 20

The ulcer has now beocome a physical symbol of how an oppressive setting can have psycological effects

Question 21

Orwell metaphoricall shifts the brotherhood from a collection of induviduals to an undying construct ideal impervious of destruction

Answer 21

brotherhood cannot be wiped out its an idea that is indestructible

Question 22

brotherhood cannot be wiped out its an idea that is indestructible

Answer 22

Orwell metaphoricall shifts the brotherhood from a collection of induviduals to an undying construct ideal impervious of destruction

Question 23

O’Brien’s admission makes the audience realise that Winston is not the direction of his own thoughts. The Metatheatrical allusion to “this drama” indicates that O’Brien has been in control of Winston’s rebellion.

Answer 23

this drama I have played out with you during seven years will be played out again and again, generation after generation, always in subtler forms

Question 24

this drama I have played out with you during seven years will be played out again and again, generation after generation, always in subtler forms

Answer 24

O’Brien’s admission makes the audience realise that Winston is not the direction of his own thoughts. The Metatheatrical allusion to “this drama” indicates that O’Brien has been in control of Winston’s rebellion.

Question 25

The repetitive exclamatory language outlines the desperation for Winston to save himself. It is here that we see the party has finally penetrated the “few cubic centimetres inside his skull.”

Answer 25

“Do it to Julia! Do it to Julia! Not me! Julia!”

Question 26

“Do it to Julia! Do it to Julia! Not me! Julia!”

Answer 26

The repetitive exclamatory language outlines the desperation for Winston to save himself. It is here that we see the party has finally penetrated the “few cubic centimetres inside his skull.”