What is the name of the oppressive regime that rules Oceania?, The Brotherhoo, The Party, The Inner Circle, Who is the leader figure of the Party?, Big Brother, O’Brien, Goldstein, What is the main purpose of the ‘Ministry of Truth’?, To control food distribution, To rewrite historical records, To spy on citizens’ private lives, What language is created to control people’s thoughts?, Oldspeak, Doublespeak, Newspeak, What happens to Winston at the end of the novel?, He escapes to the countryside, He completely gives up his identity and loves Big Brother, He joins the Brotherhood and overthrows the Party, What are the three superstates in the world of Nineteen Eighty-Four?, Oceania, Eurasia, Eastasia, Oceania, America, Asia, Oceania, Eurasia, Africa, Where does most of the story take place?, Paris, London, New York, Who betrays Winston to the Party?, Julia, Goldstein, O’Brien, What is the main theme of Nineteen Eighty-Four?, Romantic love, The dangers of totalitarianism, The importance of technology, In which year was Nineteen Eighty-Four published?, 1939, 1949, 1954, What is the name of the secret police that controls people’s thoughts?, The Party Police, The Thought Police, The Memory Police, Who is Julia in the story?, A spy working for O’Brien, Winston’s rebellious lover, Winston’s sister, What is the purpose of Room 101?, It is where people face their greatest fear, It is where Party members receive promotions, It is a place to rest after re-education, What does Winston do for a living?, He teaches Newspeak, He works at the Ministry of Truth rewriting history, He works as a spy for the Brotherhood, What does Orwell want readers to understand from the novel?, That totalitarianism destroys individuality and freedom, That technology will make life easier for everyone, That democracy is a perfect system.

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