1. 1984 Jeopardy CharactersThought CrimesSymbolsParty PyramidGrab Bag 10 20 30 40 50

2. Who is the character that writes in a diary? Winston

3. Who boasts about his children during lunch? Mr. Parsons

4. This person was a leading figure of the Party, and was condemned to death. Goldstein

5. Who made love like a desk? Katharine

6. This person was a member of the chess community, then vanished. Syme

7. This is Winston’s first offense. Writing in his diary.

8. What crime are you committing when your face involuntarily shows emotion? Face Crime.

9. Where do you go when you are convicted of a thought crime? Room 101 in the Ministry of Love

10. Outer Party people make this for the Proles but are not allowed to read or view it. Pornosec

11. Winston and Julia did this in the woods and above Mr. Charrington’s shop. Adultery

12. Winston buys this at the shop. It is useless and pink. Coral Paperweight

13. Winston hesitates to use this in the beginning of the book. The diary

14. What is the books most visible symbol of the party’s constant monitoring of it’s subjects? The telescreens

15. What is the name of the church that hides the telescreen in Winston and Julia’s hiding place? St. Clement’s Church

16. Winston hears a woman singing through the window at Mr. Charringtons shop. What does this red-armed prole woman represent? Hope for the future

17. If there is hope Winston believes it lies in who? The Proles

18. This person is the head of the Party and is never seen. Big Brother

19. 85% of the population is what part of the party? The Proles

20. O’Brien is part of what part of the Party? The Inner Party

21. Are there written laws in Oceania? No.

22. Who wrote this book? Give his real name also. George Orwell, also, Eric Blair.

23. Is Room 101 dreaded by all the prisoners at the Ministry of Love because it is their death chamber? No. It is not their death chamber.

24. In order to escape the rats, does Winston betray Julia? Yes.

25. Are gangsters and murderers treated better than political prisoners in Oceania? Yes.

26. Is Newspeak the only language in the world whose vocabulary DOESN’T change from year to year? No.