1984: Book Two, Chapter 1

What did Winston notice about the girl's right arm?

• She had been scratched by a cat

• She was wearing a sling

• She had bandages covering her elbow

• There was nothing to notice

What did the girl slip into Winston's hand?

• A gold coin

• A love note

• A photograph

• A key

What was the main character's initial reaction upon reading the message on the paper?

• He was relieved and happy.

• He was indifferent and uninterested.

• He was frightened and agitated.

• He was confused and curious.

What happened as Winston walked toward the girl in the hallway?

• She was attacked by an escaped prisoner.

• She fainted and fell down.

• She tripped and fell on her face.

• He threw up and ran away.

What message did the girl share with Winston?

• A political message.

• A threat against his life.

• A declaration of love.

• A set of directions to another location.

After their encounter in the hallway, where did Winston meet the girl next?

• At his apartment

• The junk shop

• Victory Square

• The lunchroom

Who chose the location outside of work as their third meeting place?

• Winston

• The girl ("Julia")

Who or what did Winston and the girl see in the back of the trucks driving through Victory Square?

• Supplies for the canteen (work lunchroom)

• Guards carved from wood

• Eurasian prisoners of war

• Big Brother waving to the crowd

What was the condition of the gate that Winston was instructed to look for after leaving the station?

• It was two kilometers away

• It had a top bar missing

• It was locked

• It was guarded

What information does Julia provide Winston when they meet in Victory Square?

• She whispers detailed directions to a location for them to meet in the country.

• 1. She whispers a secret code to communicate with the underground resistance movement.

• 2. She tells him that she is a government informant and urges him to turn himself in.

• 1. She shares details about her family background and upbringing, including her favorite childhood memory.