14. what emotion does winston feel towards big brother when alone in his flat?\na) love\nb) fear\nc)…

14. what emotion does winston feel towards big brother when alone in his flat?\na) love\nb) fear\nc) hatred\nd) respect\n15. what is the purpose of the two minutes hate?\na) to promote love for big brother\nb) to vent emotions against the party\nc) to unify party members in hatred against enemies\nd) to relax and entertain\n16. what does winston notice about the way people speak of big brother during the two minutes hate?\na) they are indifferent\nb) they are enthusiastic\nc) they are fearful\nd) they are sarcastic
Answer
Brief Explanations:
- In George Orwell's 1984, Winston is constantly under the surveillance and control of Big Brother. Alone in his flat, his true - natured emotion towards Big Brother is hatred as he resents the totalitarian regime.
- The "Two Minutes Hate" is a daily ritual in the Party's society. Its purpose is to unify Party members in hatred against enemies, creating a sense of unity and reinforcing the Party's ideology.
- During the "Two Minutes Hate", people are filled with fear and perform their hatred in an enthusiastic way as they are afraid of being seen as disloyal to the Party.
Answer:
- C) Hatred
- C) To unify Party members in hatred against enemies
- B) They are enthusiastic