#1
Who is the main protagonist in '1984'?
Winston Smith
Big Brother
O'Brien
Julia
#2
Which organization does Winston work for?
Ministry of Love
Ministry of Truth
Ministry of Peace
Ministry of Plenty
#3
What is the name of the leader worshipped by the citizens in '1984'?
Big Brother
Emmanuel Goldstein
O'Brien
Syme
#4
What is the significance of Room 101?
A room where Winston meets Julia secretly
A room where Winston is tortured with his greatest fear
A room where Winston finds refuge from the Party
A room where Winston plans his rebellion
#5
Who is responsible for re-educating Winston?
Big Brother
O'Brien
Mr. Charrington
Syme
#6
What is the name of the organization that opposes the Party in '1984'?
The Brotherhood
The Rebellion
The Resistance
The Revolution
#7
What does the telescreen symbolize in '1984'?
Government surveillance and control
Communication between citizens
Entertainment for the citizens
Resistance against the Party
#8
Who betrays Winston and Julia to the Thought Police?
Syme
O'Brien
Mr. Charrington
Parsons
#9
Who is Emmanuel Goldstein in '1984'?
A former Party member who leads the rebellion
A fictional figure created by the Party to unite the citizens
A high-ranking Party official
The founder of the Party
#10
What is the significance of the phrase 'War is Peace' in '1984'?
It reflects the Party's manipulation of language and propaganda
It is a slogan for the rebellion against the Party
It symbolizes Winston's longing for peace
It represents a historical event in the novel
#11
What is the name of the book Winston reads that explains the Party's true motives?
The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism
The Book of Rebellion
The Truth Behind Big Brother
The Secret Agenda of the Party
#12
What is the fate of Winston at the end of '1984'?
He is executed by the Party
He escapes and joins the Brotherhood
He becomes a high-ranking Party member
He dies in a rebellion against the Party
#13
What is the significance of the glass paperweight in '1984'?
It represents the fragility of Winston's dreams and desires
It is a symbol of luxury in the impoverished world of Oceania
It symbolizes Winston's loyalty to the Party
It represents rebellion against the Party
#14
What does the slogan 'Ignorance is Strength' imply in '1984'?
The Party maintains power by keeping the population ignorant
Knowledge leads to weakness and vulnerability
Strength comes from understanding and enlightenment
The Party promotes education and enlightenment
#15
What is the purpose of Newspeak in '1984'?
To limit freedom of thought and expression
To promote diversity and cultural understanding
To encourage creativity and innovation
To simplify communication and enhance understanding