<p>Name ______English 3A</p><p>1984 Study Guide: Book 3- Ch. 3 & 4 (p. 260-282)</p><p>1984: Book III – Chapter 3</p><p>1. What are the “three stages of reintegration” that O’Brien mentions to Winston? </p><p>2. What does the reader discover about Goldstein’s book? What does O’Brien tell Winston that the book was truthful about? </p><p>3. What fact does O’Brien expect Winston to start accepting? </p><p>4. Why does the Party seek power according to Winston?</p><p>5. Why does the Party seek power according to O’Brien? </p><p>6. O’Brien says that they can control matter by controlling what?</p><p>7. How does O’Brien define Power?</p><p>8. If you were going to draw a picture of the future, what would it look like? 9. How many years has O’Brien been playing with Winston?</p><p>10. What does O’Brien use to symbolize the decay of humanity?</p><p>1984: Book III – Chapter 4</p><p>1. How has Winston started to change physically?</p><p>2. Explain the following: “Even the speck of whitish dust on the cover of his diary they had carefully replaced.”</p><p>3. Explain how one can philosophically argue that the law of gravity is nonsense.</p><p>4. What does Winston think the tradition is about shooting people?</p><p>5. What must one do to keep a secret?</p><p>6. What does Winston decide makes up freedom.</p><p>7. O’Brien is onto Winston’s thoughts. He says that intellectually he is improving. Where is he lacking?</p><p>8. Where is Winston going to learn to love Big Brother?</p>