2. 1984 Chapter 3-6 Quiz, Part III Freedom Is Slavery

3. Be sure to restate the question as part of your answer. Since some questions have more than one part, make sure you answer what is asked or only partial credit will be received. You must write in complete sentences. Directions

4. Questions 1-3 (of 12) 1.Who denounced Parsons, where was he taken, and how does his reaction represent the Newspeak concept of Duckspeak and Doublethink? 2.In detail, what would the Skull- Faced man rather do than go to Room 101? 3.Who is Winston’s surprise visitor, and what did he mean when he said, “You have always known it?” 1.Who denounced Parsons, where was he taken, and how does his reaction represent the Newspeak concept of Duckspeak and Doublethink? 2.In detail, what would the Skull- Faced man rather do than go to Room 101? 3.Who is Winston’s surprise visitor, and what did he mean when he said, “You have always known it?” Chapter 1 Questions

5. Questions 4-6 (of 12) 4.Who is in charge of Winston’s torture, and how long has he been observing Winston in order to make him “perfect”? 5.What happens whenever Winston insists that O’Brien is holding up four fingers? 6.What are three of the questions Winston asks O’Brien before their “session” was over? 4.Who is in charge of Winston’s torture, and how long has he been observing Winston in order to make him “perfect”? 5.What happens whenever Winston insists that O’Brien is holding up four fingers? 6.What are three of the questions Winston asks O’Brien before their “session” was over? Chapter 2 Questions

6. Questions 7-9 (of 12) 7.Give the three stages of Winston’s reintegration. 8.Why does the Party seek power, and what is the basis of the party’s world? 9.What is the only degradation that has not yet happened to Winston? Chapter 3 Questions

7. 10.What does Winston write on his slate? 11. Define “crimestop.” 12. What is Winston’s immediate reaction after he cries out for Julia? 10.What does Winston write on his slate? 11. Define “crimestop.” 12. What is Winston’s immediate reaction after he cries out for Julia? Questions 4-6 (of 12) Chapter 4 Questions

8. "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." Benjamin Franklin - 1759