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Froggy Jumps

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Based on Nineteen Eighty-Four (Part 1, Chapters 1–8)

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Zeinab Assaf

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Froggy Jumps Match the Extract to the ThemeVersion en ligne Based on Nineteen Eighty-Four (Part 1, Chapters 1–8) par Zeinab Assaf 1 Winston writes in his diary even though he knows it is dangerous. He feels watched, yet something inside him pushes him to express his thoughts freely. a Power and control b Individuality and rebellion c Memory and the past 2 The telescreen watches every movement, and even a small facial expression can be seen as suspicious. No one can ever be completely alone. a Hope and freedom b Loss of privacy c Nature vs society 3 Winston struggles to remember his childhood clearly. The past feels broken, and he cannot tell what is true anymore. a Violence b Survival c Manipulation 4 Children are taught to spy on their parents and report any unusual behavior to the Party. Loyalty to the Party replaces family bonds. a Power of nature b Control c Personal identity 5 The proles live freely compared to Party members, yet they remain unaware of their potential power. Winston believes they are the only hope. a Social division b Isolation c Technology 6 As Winston walks through the streets, he feels that he is being followed. Even when nothing happens, the fear never leaves him. a Injustice b Freedom c Paranoia

Froggy Jumps

Match the Extract to the ThemeVersion en ligne

Based on Nineteen Eighty-Four (Part 1, Chapters 1–8)

par Zeinab Assaf

Winston writes in his diary even though he knows it is dangerous. He feels watched, yet something inside him pushes him to express his thoughts freely.

Power and control

Individuality and rebellion

Memory and the past

The telescreen watches every movement, and even a small facial expression can be seen as suspicious. No one can ever be completely alone.

Hope and freedom

Loss of privacy

Nature vs society

Winston struggles to remember his childhood clearly. The past feels broken, and he cannot tell what is true anymore.

Violence

Survival

Manipulation

Children are taught to spy on their parents and report any unusual behavior to the Party. Loyalty to the Party replaces family bonds.

Power of nature

Control

Personal identity

The proles live freely compared to Party members, yet they remain unaware of their potential power. Winston believes they are the only hope.

Social division

Isolation

Technology

As Winston walks through the streets, he feels that he is being followed. Even when nothing happens, the fear never leaves him.

Injustice

Freedom

Paranoia

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Match the Extract to the ThemeVersion en ligne

par Zeinab Assaf

Winston writes in his diary even though he knows it is dangerous. He feels watched, yet something inside him pushes him to express his thoughts freely.

The telescreen watches every movement, and even a small facial expression can be seen as suspicious. No one can ever be completely alone.

Winston struggles to remember his childhood clearly. The past feels broken, and he cannot tell what is true anymore.

Children are taught to spy on their parents and report any unusual behavior to the Party. Loyalty to the Party replaces family bonds.

The proles live freely compared to Party members, yet they remain unaware of their potential power. Winston believes they are the only hope.

As Winston walks through the streets, he feels that he is being followed. Even when nothing happens, the fear never leaves him.

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