1984 Characterization Game Jeopardy Template

characteristics	symbolism	Character Development
100 which character in 1984 do the following adjectives describe - revolutionist, non conformist and outsider Winston	100 What do Parsons and his family represent? They represent the ideal party unit.	100 Who became more important as the novel continued? O'Brien
200 which character in 1984 do the following adjectives describe - unintelligent , apathetic, and uninterested proles	200 What does Big Brother represent in the eyes of the people ? He represents the reassurance of protection.	200 Who became less important as the novel continued? Julia
300 which character in 1984 do the following adjectives describe - deceitful , underhanded, merciless ,and cruel Obrien	300 What does Julia represent ? She represents elements in humanity that Winston does not such as cunning , survival and sexuality.	300 How did Obrien's actions change toward Winston from the beginning of the novel to the end? In the beginning of the Novel O'Brien bated Winston. His goal was convincing Winston that he hated Big Brother. At the end of the novel he tortured Winston mentally and physically in the hope of making him love Big Brother.
400 which character in 1984 do the following adjectives describe - ignorant, blind follower, and oblivious Parsons	400 What is O'Brien's character symbolic of ? His character symbolizes Stalin like power.	400 How did Winston change Physically through the course of the book? At the beginning of the book Winston was pretty healthy but could not do a certain exercise. Toward the end of the book during Winston's time in the Ministry of Love he was broken down. Post Ministry of Love he had never looked better.
500 which character in 1984 do the following adjectives describe - Independently rebellious , hypocrite, and intelligent , cunning and manipulative Julia	500 what does the Prole women Winston sees outside the window symbolize? Hope and freedom for the future that one day the Proles will rise up and rebel.	500 How did Winston change Mentally through the course of the book? In the beginning of the novel he hated big brother and questioned things. At the end of the novel He abandoned his hope of rebellion and betrayed Julia. His feelings of hatred and discontentment were replaced with feelings of Love for Big Brother.

1984 Characterization game

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