On what part of Julia's body did she have an injury when she first meets Winston?
Her arm.
"Not to let one's feelings appear in one's face was a habit tat had acquired the status of an instinct." What theme does this reflect? (look around the room)
The psychological effects of surveillance
The mood of Winston and Julia's room above Charrington's shop was very ___ just prior to them getting caught.
Peaceful, calm, relaxing, safe.
What was the woman outside the window doing?
Hanging laundry, singing a song.
Where was the telescreen?
Behind the picture of the church.
Winston's way of rebelling - small scale or large scale?
Large scale
"But you could share in that future if you kept alive the mind as they kept alive the body, and passed on the secret doctrine that two plus two make ____."
Four
What was the ACTUAL item that O'Brien gave Winston when they met in O'Brien's home?
Goldstein's book
True or false, Julia has been with (had affairs with) other party members.
True
What sentence is written on the note Julia gives to Winston?
"I love you."
Winston and Julia meet outside the city. What is the name they give to this place?
The Golden Country
What happened to Syme? (use the correct Orwellian word)
He was vaporized.
What is Winston's greatest fear?
Rats
What theme does this reflect: When Oceania switched enemies from Eurasia to Eastasia, nobody questioned why. "The Hate continued exactly as before, except that the target had been changed"
Dangers of Unchecked Loyalty (or) Dangers of an uneducated working class
What special, beautiful item does Winston feel is a symbol of the past before the Party came to power?
The glass paperweight
What item did O'Brien SAY he can share with Winston if they meet?
The newest edition of the newspeak dictionary
Julia's way of rebelling - small scale or large scale?
Small scale
What was Julia's answer to O'Brien's question, "Are you prepared to separate and never see one another again?"
No!
Name two things (contraband) Julia was able to steal from the Inner Party.
Coffee, tea, sugar, chocolate, makeup, perfume
True or False: Winston believed that he was responsible for the death of his mother.
True
True or False: Goldstein's book describes Oceania's society and government interaction exactly as it is in the world of 1984.
True
What is the word that means holding the two opposing ideas in your mind at the same time and believing both to be true?
Doublethink
What does Winston do with Julia's note?
He lets it go into the memory hole. It burns.
When Charrington walked in, what had changed about his appearance? (name two ways he changed)
His hair color went from white to black, no glasses, he looked bigger, eyebrows less busy, wrinkles were gone, looked younger, and sharp tone of voice,