Help.. questions about the book 1984?

Question

Ch1
-what is the caption on the poster in winstons building
-what are the parties three slogans
-what is the purpose of the Two Minutes of Hate

Ch2
-what game are the parsons' children playing
-winston adresses his journal to who or what? also how does he define a thought crime
-what does the speaker in the dream tell winston

ch3
-what does winston believe happened to his parents
-with whom is oceania at war
-what three statements compromise the party slogan

ch4&5
-what is simes current project in the records department
-what does syme predict will happen by 2050
-what does winston believe is following him


if someone awnsers all of them they get 10 points for best awnser

Answer 1

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The purpose of the Two Minutes of Hate is to instill a common hatred for Emmanuel Goldstein and associate his image and name with hateful sounds and images so that a common hatred can be built and no defections to the party will arise.

“War is Peace” and such.

The government of Oceania is oxymoronic. To keep peace they believe they need war so their ministry of peace deals with war and that alone. The ministry of truth deals with areas where truth can be skewed to the governments favor. The other two government areas, ministry of love and plenty, have similar oxymoronic features. The government is very secretive and paranoid of its people, as well.

Winston thinks when he sees the dark-haired girl outside the shop that she was spying on him.

Winston discovers at Mr. Charrington’s shop that Victory Square, where he lives, use to be Saint Martin’s church.

Winston keeps a diary to communicate with the future in hopes that they will listen to him and make a change, if they are different from his time.

The philosophy of the Party that is revealed through the conversation with Winston and Syme is that the Party’s goal is to simplify the language to the basic roots and prefixes so that that individual thought and the people that say what should be unsaid are no more.

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Thanks.. it was a big help

Answer 2

Do your own homework,read the book.

Answer 3

No thanks do your own homework read George Orwell book 1984. The answers are all there. Thanks for the two points lol

Answer 4

You ask a lot. The Parties three slogans;

Freedom is slavery
War is peace
Ignorance is strength

Answer 5

go to sparknotes message board and enter the book title there are alot of answers there.

Answer 6

I have found_10_reviews for you to look at via the link below.

These links will give you a summary of the book, character analysis, plot and much more, so that you will be able to answer literary questions. At the bottom you will find a short extract of what you can expect from these reviews.

http://www.antistudy.com/search.php?titl…

Dominant Philosophy

In 1984, George Orwell warns of the terrifying dangers that man may create for himself in his quest for a utopian society. It warns that people might believe that everyone must become slaves to the government in order to have an orderly society, but at the expense of the freedom of the people.

http://summarycentral.tripod.com/1984.ht…

Good luck.

Kevin, Liverpool, England.