Question 1

1984

1984 is a novel that deals with the issues of totalitarian government. How does the writer make that point come across? Use examples from the novel.

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Question 2

1984

what is the standard of living on oceania

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Question 3

1984

In 1984 By George Orwell, What is the cause of one of the conflicts in the novel?

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Question 4

1984

George Orwell, Ninteen Eighty Four: It is through encountering conflict that an individual either grows or is corrupted.

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Question 5

1984

In the book 1984 Winston confessed to four defects. What are they?

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Question 6

1984

What are a couple of examples to prove that life goes on as usual in Oceania after Winston’s defeat?

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Question 7

1984

How are the three slogans a paradox?

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Question 8

1984

What parallels can we do between 1984, Georges Orwell, and today on the subject of truth and falsehood?

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Question 9

1984

In the book 1984 can you explain the three stages of re-integration: learning, understanding, and acceptance?

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Question 10

1984

What is the theme of the book 1984 by George Orwell?

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Question 11

1984

What does Winston realize he has done with his diary? Who is at the door?

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Question 12

1984

In 1984 to what extent does big brother decide whats real and whats not? how does this impact the characters?

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Question 13

1984

What is Orwell's purpose in Part One of 1984 and how do the contrasts he creates help establish that purpose?

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Question 14

1984

Analyze how the characterization of the government in the novel 1984, and the portrayal of the government in the movie of 1984 accurately depict the government in the year 1984.

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Question 15

1984

In 1984, what does the bullet at the end of the book mean?

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Question 16

1984

How is Winston a rebel in 1984?

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Question 17

1984

What role does Big Brother play in 1984? What effect does it have on Winston?

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Question 18

1984

What role does Big Brother play in Winston's life?

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Question 19

1984

Where does George Orwell talk about thoughtcrime in 1984?

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Question 20

1984

How is the gin a symbol in 1984?

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Question 21

1984

What rhetorical devices were used in 1984 by George Orwell?

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Question 22

1984

How does Newspeak help maintain control 1984?

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Question 23

1984

What is the shop in 1984? Why is it important?

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Question 24

1984

How accurate was Orwell in his vision of the future?

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Question 25

1984

Why does the Inner Party seek power and how does this reason differ from the reasons of the Soviet Communists under Stalin and the Nazis?

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