1984 Chapter 7

According to Winston, where does the only hope lie?

• With Goldstein
• With Big Brother
• With the Proles
• In Eurasia

Why does Winston doubt reality in Chapter 7, Part 1 of 1984?

• Because The Party completely change the past

• Because everyone is prosperous

• Because The Party's version of the past is the only version

• Because the cities are modernized and ideal

What is jus primae noctis?

• A law that allows Capitalists to enslave the Proles.

• A law that allows Proles to commit crimes.

• A law that allows Capitalists to sleep with any woman working in the factories.

• A law that allows Proles to live freely.

Who did Winston see at the Chestnut Tree Cafe?

• O'brien

• Members of the inner party

• Traitors that had been obviously beaten

• prisoners who had escaped from the Ministry of Love

What is the one piece of evidence has that would blow the party to atoms?

• his diary

• an article showing that BB had changed the past

• a photograph that proved known traitors were being framed by BB

• the "book" written by the Brotherhood

In 1984, Part 1, Chapter 7, why are the proles not watched by the telescreens?

• Because there are too many of them

• Because The Party considers them worthless

• Because they live miserable lives

• Because they do not care about The Party

What proof had Winston once had that the Party rewrote history?

• A blueprint of! the first British designed aeroplane.

• A news clipping proving the whereabouts of three traitors when they had confessed to being somewhere else.

• A picture of his mother and father, before the Great Purges.

• A witness who knows that that Party did not really liberate the Proles.

In Chapter 7, Part 1 of 1984, why does Winston think the proles are the best chance for revolution?

• Because they are not watched closely

• Because they make up 85% of the population

• Because they are being oppresesed

• Because they have no telescreens

Which of the traitors fled and went into hiding in an unknown location?

• Jones

• Aaronson

• Rutherford

• Goldstein

Winston believes he understands HOW the government is brainwashing society, but he doesn't understand the _____________?

• the meaning

• reason it keeps going on

• Why

• reason people believe what the telescreen is saying