what is not an example of doublethinking from ch. 2? *\nthe chocolate rations\nthe war with…

what is not an example of doublethinking from ch. 2? *\nthe chocolate rations\nthe war with eastasia\n2+2=5\na picture of aaronson, rutherford, and jones\n\nwhat does obrien say he will do to winston? *\ncure him of his insanity\nvaporize him\nturn him into a prole\nsend him to the disputed territories to fight in battle\n\nwhen winston asked what happened to julia, what does obrien say? *\nshe betrayed winston\nshe has been vaporized\nshe was sent to a labor camp\nshes currently being tortured in room 101

what is not an example of doublethinking from ch. 2? *\nthe chocolate rations\nthe war with eastasia\n2+2=5\na picture of aaronson, rutherford, and jones\n\nwhat does obrien say he will do to winston? *\ncure him of his insanity\nvaporize him\nturn him into a prole\nsend him to the disputed territories to fight in battle\n\nwhen winston asked what happened to julia, what does obrien say? *\nshe betrayed winston\nshe has been vaporized\nshe was sent to a labor camp\nshes currently being tortured in room 101

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  1. In George Orwell's 1984, double - thinking is the act of holding two contradictory beliefs simultaneously and accepting both. The chocolate rations, the war with Eurasia (or Eastasia as it changes), and the false equation $2 + 2=5$ are all examples of double - thinking. A picture of Aaronson, Rutherford, and Jones is not an example of double - thinking.
  2. O'Brien says he will cure Winston of his insanity as he believes Winston has deviant thoughts against the Party.
  3. When Winston asks about Julia, O'Brien tells him that she betrayed him.

Answer:

  1. A picture of Aaronson, Rutherford, and Jones
  2. Cure him of his insanity
  3. She betrayed Winston