1984 - Thought

Question 1

1st Sentence: Topic

Answer 1

Thirst for definite authority arising
Challenges for uniformity of thought in a tyrannical regime
Satirical extremes

Question 2

2nd Sentence: Context

Answer 2

Communist Oligarchy Government
Psychologically manipulates, restricts the freedom of thought and inflicts trepidations upon citizens
England’s anxiety – Marxist invasion

Question 3

3rd Sentence: Party - Freedom is Slavery

Answer 3

Inner Party's regulation 
"Ingsoc Principles"
"Doublethink"
omnipresent supremacy 
Oxymoron 
"Freedom is slavery" 
individuals surrender freedom 
nonarchetypal protagonist

Question 4

4th Sentence: Big Brother – lack of freedom

Answer 4

Collective experience
Manipulated
symbolised “big brother is watching you”
posters, surveillances – hidden cameras, microphones and telescreens — propaganda

Question 5

5th Sentence: exploitation of Info and history

Answer 5

the exploitation of information and history
antagonist, subjugate
“Ministry of truth” – recreates history
Motif
“The past is erased, the erasure forgotten, the lie becomes truth”
regulated spread of info
conceal truth
inhibit rebellion

Question 6

6th Sentence: Big Brother’s impact

Answer 6

Big Brother's ability
psychological manipulation and suppression of opinion 
"double-thinking" 
society unquestionably succumbs 
"knowledge is easily neutralized" 
"alteration of the newspeak dictionary"

Question 7

7th Sentence: Human nature prevails over governments attempt to eradicate individual’s liberty of belief

Answer 7

Characterisation of Winston
Foregrounds flaws of inner party’s sovereignty
recurringly
Winston’s forbidden diary and intimate relationship with Julia
emblem of rebellion