Across
- 5. What does Julia’s sash symbolize?
- 8. Winston’s hallucinations take his mind to the __________.
- 9. "It was one of those pictures which are so __________ that the eyes follow you about when you move" (Deliberately created rather than arising naturally or sponaneusly).
- 11. The use of __________ helps to control society.
- 13. A criminal purged of anti-Party ideas, removed from written records, and sometimes vaporized
- 14. "All he had was transfer to paper the ____________ restless monologue that had been running inside his head" (endless).
- 18. What is the worst thing in the world for Winston?
- 19. Method of silencing enemies of the Party
- 21. What does Julia fearfully pass to Winston before they officially meet? (two words)
- 24. One of the Party’s slogans (three words)
- 25. At every meal she would ____________ him not to be selfish and remember that his little sister was sick and needed food" (Ask someone urgently and fervently to do something ; implore ; entreat).
- 26. , "Giving out from every fold of his body what seemed an inexhaustible supply of __________ smelling sweat" (Having an irratingly strong and unpleasent taste or smell).
- 27. "The grip of his limbs tightened again, but the pain had _______ away and the trembing had stopped" (of and emotion or quality ; gradually lesson or reduce).
Down
- 1. The news on the telescreen prepares the viewer for a 33% cut in the __________ ration.
- 2. "and places where the bombs had cleared a larger path and there had sprung up _________ coloines of wooden dwelling like chicken houses" ( Involving actions and motives ; arousing moral, distaste and contempt).
- 3. "The __________ voices stopped abruptly.The women studied him in hostile silence as he went past" (loud and harsh ; grating).
- 4. Proles are often compared to __________.
- 6. Syme says, “The whole aim of Newspeak is to narrow the range of __________.”
- 7. At the end of the novel, Winston sits in The __________ __________ Café. (two words)
- 10. The screen that transmits Party propaganda and spies on Party members
- 12. "It had been a rash act to come here at all, and sheer ________ to arrive together ; though it was true that they had come diffrent routes and only meet at O'Brien's doorstep" ( Lack of good sense ; foolishness)
- 15. The Party encourages this to populate the country with children.
- 16. Officials responsible for arresting people guilty of crimes (two words)
- 17. The man in the posters is an embodiment of the __________.
- 20. Event held to express hatred of Party enemies and heighten Oceania efforts (two words)
- 22. "The pen was a(n) __________ instrument , seldom used even for singatures...." ( Very old or old fashioned).
- 23. "To _____________ morality while laying to claim it...." (refuse to accept or associated with).