1984 Chapter 1 The Diary

What was the price of the book that the protagonist bought?

• One dollar

• Two dollars

• Two dollars fifty

• Three dollars

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What was the punishment for opening a diary?

• Death

• Twenty-five years in a forced-labor camp

• Both death and twenty-five years in a forced-labor camp

• No punishment

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Why did Winston use a real nib instead of an ink-pencil?

• He wanted to impress others with his writing

• He wanted to feel a connection to the past

• He wanted to make the paper look beautiful

• He wanted to show off his wealth

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What date did Winston write in his diary?

• April 4th, 1984

• April 4th, 1944

• April 4th, 1945

• April 4th, 1994

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Who was Winston writing the diary for?

• For himself

• For the future

• For the government

• For his family

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What word made Winston realize the difficulty of communicating with the future?

• Doublethink

• Newspeak

• Unorthodoxy

• Thought Police

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What was the job of the girl whom Winston disliked?

• Fiction Writing

• She was a mechanic

• Records Department

• Thought Police

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What was O'Brien's appearance that made Winston feel drawn to him?

• Large and burly

• Thick neck and coarse face

• Urbane manner and prize-fighter's physique

• Intelligence and charm

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What was shown on the telescreen during the Two Minutes Hate?

• Emmanuel Goldstein's face

• A ship full of refugees being bombed

• A lifeboat full of children

• A child's arm going up into the air

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Spies and traitors were constantly identified by the

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