Kelly

Question 0

Ministry of Truth

Answer 0

where Winston works to rewrite the truth and erase the past; O’Brien, Syme, Parsons and Julia work here doing various jobs as well

Question 1

Winston

Answer 1

39; fairly bright; average; whines and is dissatisfied; works in the Ministry of Truth where he rewrites the truth

Question 2

Julia

Answer 2

the girl Winston is attracted to; a rebel from the waist down

Question 3

Ministry of Love

Answer 3

where Room 101 is

Question 4

Newspeak

Answer 4

making fewer words available to use; a new vocabulary that limits expression

Question 5

O’Brien

Answer 5

watches over Winston for 7 years; controls what happens to Winston in the Ministry of Love and Room 101

Question 6

Mr. Charrington

Answer 6

secretly works for the Thought Police; sells Winston the diary and paperweight; turns in Winston and Julia

Question 7

Golden Country

Answer 7

Winston dreams of this place; where Winston sees Julia remove her clothing and “views the sunlit ruins” with Julia, his mom and O’Brien

Question 8

Tom Parsons

Answer 8

smells of sweat; not very bright; proud of his children; dedicated to The Party–even after he is imprisoned

Question 9

Victory Mansions

Answer 9

old apartment building where Winston lives

Question 10

Proles

Answer 10

the lower class of people that make up 85% of the population; unimportant; have no telescreens and are viewed as expendable by The Party

Question 11

Telescreen

Answer 11

screen in every single room in every single building except for the proles; it is controlled by The Party and watches every move

Question 12

Thoughtcrime

Answer 12

causes Winston to believe he is a goner – he is right

Question 13

Vaporized

Answer 13

simply means that a person no longer exists; to become an unperson; Syme gets vaporized because he was too smart and spoke too plainly

Question 14

Goldstein

Answer 14

the enemy of The Party; Hate Week is focused on him

Question 15

Syme

Answer 15

unusually smart and gets vaporized as a result; job is to develop Newspeak by taking words out of it

Question 16

Oceania

Answer 16

the setting of the novel; has no sense of emotion except for fear and paranoia; a dystopian society –the opposite of a utopia