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Mr. Moio's Honors English 10 Central
29 February 2016
19 May 2015
"1984" Unit Final
*****ATTENTION***** YOUR RESPONSE IS DUE BY THE BEGINNING OF CLASS ON THURSDAY, 21 MAY.
There is a character limit so you may have to break your response into separate responses. I would advise typing the response in word first and then copying and pasting so you do not lose your work.
ITEM 1: Identify and explain the two main themes in 1984 and use examples from text to support the presence of the themes in the novel.
ITEM 2: Select TWO of the following essential questions and answer them supporting your response with evidence from text and real-world examples:
Have fun :)
There is a character limit so you may have to break your response into separate responses. I would advise typing the response in word first and then copying and pasting so you do not lose your work.
ITEM 1: Identify and explain the two main themes in 1984 and use examples from text to support the presence of the themes in the novel.
ITEM 2: Select TWO of the following essential questions and answer them supporting your response with evidence from text and real-world examples:
- Does technology positively or negatively influence society?
- What are our responsibilities as citizens?
- What are the responsibilities of our leaders?
- What is your responsibility to yourself?
- Does a single citizen have the power to influence change?
- How is language misused and abused?
- How can citizens protect their liberty by maintaining an equivalent understanding of language as those in power?
- How is language used to obtain what we desire?
Have fun :)
12 May 2015
"1984" Parts I & II, Book Three Reaction
- - - Why is O'Brien wasting his time torturing Winston? Why not just kill him?
- - - What themes has Orwell further developed in the first two parts of Book Three? Explain.
08 May 2015
"1984" Parts IX and X Reaction
- - - Explain the significance of Part IX.
- - - You saw that one coming, right? Explain.
- - - What happens next?
- - - You saw that one coming, right? Explain.
- - - What happens next?
06 May 2015
"1984" Parts VII & VIII, Book Two Reaction
- - - What was the significance of Orwell inserting Winston's dream and subsequent memory at the beginning of Part VII?
- - - What is your general impression of the interaction with O'Brien? Use evidence from text to support your reasoning.
- - - What is your general impression of the interaction with O'Brien? Use evidence from text to support your reasoning.
04 May 2015
"1984" Parts IV & V, Book Two Reaction
- - - Explain the significance of Julia obtaining certain items like coffee and make up during a rendezvous in the room above Charrington's shop.
- - - Explain how Book Two differs from Book One - what is Orwell doing with the novel?
- - - Why is Winston offended when Julia suggests that Oceania's enemies are Party inventions? Explain the significance of his comment that she is only a rebel from the waist down (not what that phrase means, but why it is important to understanding one or both characters?)
- - - Explain how Book Two differs from Book One - what is Orwell doing with the novel?
- - - Why is Winston offended when Julia suggests that Oceania's enemies are Party inventions? Explain the significance of his comment that she is only a rebel from the waist down (not what that phrase means, but why it is important to understanding one or both characters?)
29 April 2015
"1984" Parts I & II, Book II Reaction
- - - So how about the plot twist? That Orwell is a clever dog. Explain this: How in the world of 1984 does someone like Julia fall "in love" with someone like Winston? Explain.
- - - Explain how Orwell uses contrast in the scene in Victory Square.
- - - What is significant about JULIA'S actions in Part II? Support with evidence from the text.
- - - Explain how Orwell uses contrast in the scene in Victory Square.
- - - What is significant about JULIA'S actions in Part II? Support with evidence from the text.
27 April 2015
"1984" Part VIII, Book One Reaction
- - - Explain the significance of Winston's conversation with the old man in the pub.
- - - Explain the significance of Winston's encounter in the junk shop.
- - - Looking at Book One as a whole, explain the significance of the text as it stands right now.
- - - Explain the significance of Winston's encounter in the junk shop.
- - - Looking at Book One as a whole, explain the significance of the text as it stands right now.
24 April 2015
"1984" Parts VI and VII Reaction
- - - Explain why Winston is both completely right and completely wrong in believing that any revolution must come from the Proles.
- - - "Everything faded into mist. The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became the truth." Explain this passage from Part VII.
- - - "Everything faded into mist. The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became the truth." Explain this passage from Part VII.
20 April 2015
"1984" Parts I-III, Book One Reaction
- - - Explain Orwell's use of setting in Part I and why it is an essential element of a book like 1984.
- - - Explain the significance of Winston's memories from childhood.
- - - Explain the significance of Winston's journal and of the entries he has made to this point in the novel.
- - - Explain the significance of Winston's memories from childhood.
- - - Explain the significance of Winston's journal and of the entries he has made to this point in the novel.
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