Across
- 3. official language of Oceania, designed to limit freedom of thought by reducing vocabulary.
- 4. person who has been erased from existence and memory by the Party.
- 9. act of simultaneously accepting two mutually contradictory beliefs as correct.
- 10. erase someone completely from existence, both physically and from all records.
Down
- 1. adherence to the official beliefs and doctrines of the Party.
- 2. mental act that challenges or contradicts the Party’s doctrines, considered a serious offense.
- 5. device used to destroy documents and other records, ensuring that the past can be rewritten.
- 6. surveillance device that transmits and receives audio and video, used by the Party to monitor citizens.
- 7. political dissident and the supposed leader of the opposition movement against the Party.
- 8. political ideology of the Party in Oceania, short for English Socialism.