Here it is - your final review. I apologize for taking so long to get it posted...feel free to login to your my.hrw.com account and take the review test, too. It's almost identical to the final exam.
Remember to send me a copy of your Research paper to my email.
Good Luck!
Sunday, June 1, 2008
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Final 1984 Quiz!
Here it is! The final quiz on Nineteen Eighty-Four...respond to my email with the answers for five extra credit points:
1. What three ways is Winston tortured in the Ministry of Love?
2. What does O’Brien want Winston to learn?
3. How does Winston respond to the question what is 2+2=?
4. Where does the past still occur?
5. Why does the Party torture its thought criminals? (hint: it is NOT to punish them)
6. Who wrote Goldstein’s book?
7. Why does the Party seek power?
8. Winston says he is a man. O’Brien tells Winston to get up from the bed and do what?
9. Before he is broken, what does Winston tell O’Brien he has not done? That O’Brien cannot make him do?
10. What is in Room 101?
11. What is it in Winston’s case?
12. What does O’Brien want him to believe that will signify his completion of the final step in his conversion?
13. How did O’Brien know that Winston had made this conversion? What did Winston say?
14. Who wins?
15. Where does Winston spend his time after leaving the Ministry of Love?
16. Who did Winston win victory over?
17. Does Winston die in the end?
Extra Credit:
1. What game does Winston play in the Cafe? chess
2. Who always wins that game? White
3. What happy false memory does Winston have? Playing Snakes and Ladders with his Mom
4. Winston was anxiously awaiting a telescreen announcement about a battle occurring where? Africa
1. What three ways is Winston tortured in the Ministry of Love?
2. What does O’Brien want Winston to learn?
3. How does Winston respond to the question what is 2+2=?
4. Where does the past still occur?
5. Why does the Party torture its thought criminals? (hint: it is NOT to punish them)
6. Who wrote Goldstein’s book?
7. Why does the Party seek power?
8. Winston says he is a man. O’Brien tells Winston to get up from the bed and do what?
9. Before he is broken, what does Winston tell O’Brien he has not done? That O’Brien cannot make him do?
10. What is in Room 101?
11. What is it in Winston’s case?
12. What does O’Brien want him to believe that will signify his completion of the final step in his conversion?
13. How did O’Brien know that Winston had made this conversion? What did Winston say?
14. Who wins?
15. Where does Winston spend his time after leaving the Ministry of Love?
16. Who did Winston win victory over?
17. Does Winston die in the end?
Extra Credit:
1. What game does Winston play in the Cafe? chess
2. Who always wins that game? White
3. What happy false memory does Winston have? Playing Snakes and Ladders with his Mom
4. Winston was anxiously awaiting a telescreen announcement about a battle occurring where? Africa
Sunday, May 11, 2008
No Quiz Tomorrow...
Hello my students...just for the two of you who probably sign in here:
No quiz tomorrow...that is doubleplus good! I apologize if you read and finished and are very ready for the quiz...
No quiz tomorrow...that is doubleplus good! I apologize if you read and finished and are very ready for the quiz...
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Quiz #9 questions
Here's the heads up I promised you...the questions on the quiz for those vigilant to check for them. This one is really easy...
1. In what building does Winston end up?
2. What two acquaintances does he meet in the cell?
3. Why is each there?
4. and…
5. What place are the people there afraid of going to?
6. Who does Winston think the drunk woman might be?
7. Who did he end up seeing in the end?
Ok...secret extra credit question:
1. Where does Winston say he's going to meet O'Brien before he leaves? In the place where there is no darkness.
You will get another five extra credit points for posting a reply to this blog with your responses to the questions...
1. In what building does Winston end up?
2. What two acquaintances does he meet in the cell?
3. Why is each there?
4. and…
5. What place are the people there afraid of going to?
6. Who does Winston think the drunk woman might be?
7. Who did he end up seeing in the end?
Ok...secret extra credit question:
1. Where does Winston say he's going to meet O'Brien before he leaves? In the place where there is no darkness.
You will get another five extra credit points for posting a reply to this blog with your responses to the questions...
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Secret Extra Credit Questions
Heads up! As I told you, here they are - the secret extra credit questions:
1. What is the Newspeak word for 'Science'? There is none!
2. Complete the last line of the song "When I grow rich, say the bells of __" SHOREDITCH
3. What does Winston drink to before leaving O'Brien? To the past.
I know this chapter is pretty complicated, but don't worry...I won't keep you ignorant like the proles...
1. What is the Newspeak word for 'Science'? There is none!
2. Complete the last line of the song "When I grow rich, say the bells of __" SHOREDITCH
3. What does Winston drink to before leaving O'Brien? To the past.
I know this chapter is pretty complicated, but don't worry...I won't keep you ignorant like the proles...
Friday, April 25, 2008
1984 Packet
Here it is...the long awaited and digitized 1984 packet. If you have forgotten the questions you needed to review for this book, and for your upcoming quizzes, please look here.
I will be giving you a heads up to some extra credit questions here, so make sure you check back often for hints, and links to neat propaganda related (and unrelated) to the dystopian world of 1984.
Since we are being taken from class next week because of the Science PSSA's our schedule may be interrupted. You are still responsible for the reading...
I will be giving you a heads up to some extra credit questions here, so make sure you check back often for hints, and links to neat propaganda related (and unrelated) to the dystopian world of 1984.
Since we are being taken from class next week because of the Science PSSA's our schedule may be interrupted. You are still responsible for the reading...
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Class Calendar
Alright students, the end of the year is almost here. It's time to get to work on reading the novel. The way this class will operate for the next four weeks will be different than it has prior to our reading of 1984. I have attached the calendars here: April and May (the same ones that I handed out to you) so you ALWAYS know what to expect next!
If you have any questions, you can always reply to this post.
If you have any questions, you can always reply to this post.
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