3. What did Airstrip One used to be called?
(a) East or West Germany.
(b) England or Britain.
(c) France or Canada.
(d) The USA or America.

4. What is the Newspeak name for people who have been vaporized?
(a) Nonpeople.
(b) Unpersons.
(c) Vapors.
(d) Anti-citizens.

5. What is everyone in Oceania supposed to call each other?
(a) Brother or sister.
(b) Friend.
(c) Comrade.
(d) Senior.

6. Katharine has two names for sex. One is "making a baby." What is the other?
(a) You-know-what.
(b) Our duty to the party.
(c) The unspeakable.
(d) Our shared responsibility.

7. What type of flower does Winston collect before meeting the dark-haired girl?
(a) Bluebells.
(b) Daffodils.
(c) Roses.
(d) Dandelions.

8. What do Mrs. Parsons' children want to see in Part 1, Chapter 2?
(a) A picture.
(b) A play.
(c) A hanging.
(d) A movie.

9. What edition of the Newspeak dictionary is currently being written?
(a) The Thirteenth.
(b) The Tenth.
(c) The Second.
(d) The Eleventh.

10. What do Parsons' children to do the old market-woman?
(a) Kick her in the shins.
(b) Steal her money.
(c) Set her skirt on fire.
(d) Shoot her cat with a catapult.

11. How does Winston recognize the junk shop?
(a) Two ivory birds.
(b) Four smiling fairies.
(c) Three metal balls.
(d) Seven wooden books.

12. How many clothing coupons does Winston get annually?
(a) One hundred.
(b) Four thousand.
(c) Five thousand.
(d) Three thousand.

13. What does Julia say is "the only way to stay safe"?
(a) Always yell with the crowd.
(b) Be an informant.
(c) Listen to Big Brother.
(d) Do as the Oceanians do.

14. What is the Newspeak word for individualism?
(a) Anti-socialism.
(b) Hermitstyle.
(c) Singularism.
(d) Ownlife.

15. What is the prole woman doing outside the window in Part 2, Chapter 4?
(a) Singing and hanging laundry.
(b) Chanting and walking by.
(c) Whistling and gardening.
(d) Humming and painting.