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Why 1984?
It doesn't represent anything
The book was published in 1984
It represents the future ( the book was published after WW2
Fred was born in 1984
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Who is Emmanuel Goldstein?
He is a writer
He is not a relevant character
He is the head of the anti system party
He is an actor
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What does the expression Thought Criminal mean?
It's when people criticize the system and it's not well seen
It's when young people talk about their problems
It's when criminals talk
It's when criminals take to the streets
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What is the name of the main Party in the UK?
Ingsoc ( English Socialism)
Indahouse
Indo
Indeed
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What is the Ministry of Truth?
This is where Winston and Julia work
This is a school
This is a prison
This is a house
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Who is Big Brother?
He is not important at all
He is the main character's brother
He is the boss of one of the 3 totalitarian states
It's not a person. It is a political movement
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How many states are there in George Orwell's novel?
3
2
4
5
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What is Newspeak?
It's a review
It's a book
It's the fictional language of Oceania
It's a song
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Who is a spy and is observing Winston Smith and Julia?
Duncan
O'Brien
Demon
McKinley
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Who is Julia?
She doesn't exist
She is a politician
She is Winston Smith´s "love"
She is pro Ingsoc Party
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What is the famous sentence about Big Brother?
Big Brother is listening to you
Big Brother cares about you
Big Brother is paying attention to you
Big Brother is watching you
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Who is the writer of 1984?
George Orwell
Bernard Shaw
Mark Rwain
Edgar Allan Poe
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What is the Ministry of Love?
This is a political system
This ministry doesn't exist
This is where they are sent after being accused of spying
This is a school
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Who is the main Character?
Winston Smith
Julia
George Orwell
Big Brother
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