Reading Quiz 3/2
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Part 2 Chapters I-VIII (105-184)
48.
What made work difficult for Winston
as you begin Part 2?
49. What
is odd about Winston’s interactions with Julia?
50. “Winston
followed her, he found they were in a natural clearing…ripping off her scarlet
sash…produced a small slab of chocolate” (121). To what biblical reference do
they passages refer?
51. Why would Winston tell Julia the more
promiscuous she is “the more I love you” (125)?
52. How would you describe Julia?
53. How does Julia compare/contrast to
Katharine?
54. What is
the significance to the conversation between Winston and Julia about hiking
with Katharine (134-5)?
55. What was “as though they were
intentionally stepping nearer to their graves” (140)?
56. What does the room above Mr.
Charrington’s shop provide (142)?
57.
What does Winston call “Of all horrors
in the world” (144)?
58. For what purpose does Hate Week seem to
serve (148-)?
59. In what month did Winston and Julia first
meet in the hallway? When is it now in the text (150)?
60. How does the concept of “illusion versus
reality” connect with Winston (151-153)?
61. “Who
cares? It’s always one bloody war after another, and one knows the news is all
lies anyway…I’m quite ready to take risks, but only for something worth while…”
(154-5). How do Julia and Winston differ in their perspectives on the
government’s tampering with history?
62. How is Winston’s encounter with O’Brien
in the hallway different than with Julia (158-9)?
63. What is meant by “the last step” that
Winston “accepts” (159)?
64. What does Winston remember about his
family (160)?
65. What is Winston’s conclusion to the Party
and feelings? What does he realize about the proles (165)?
66. What is “real betrayal” (166)?
67. What literary device is imployed when
Julia says, “They can’t get inside your head” (166)?
68. What does O’Brien reveal to Winston
(171)?
69.
What is the one
thing Julia is not prepared to sacrifice (173)?
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