1984 George Orwell
1. Which of Julia's actions is a symbol of her rejection of Party teachings?
A.She passes a love note to Winston.
B. She discards the red sash.
C. She buys real coffee on the black market.
D. She listens to Winston read Goldstein's book.

2. What event causes Winston to feel that the moment he has been waiting for his whole life has finally arrived?
A .O'Brien offers him his first taste of wine.
B. O'Brien gives him access to Goldstein's book.
C. O'Brien compliments him on his writing.
D. O'Brien extends an invitation to his home.

3. When Winston and Julia pledge to carry out terrible orders from the Brotherhood, they do not suspect that __________.
A. O'Brien is really Emmanuel Goldstein
B. O'Brien will be punished for turning off the telescreen
C. Party members are recording what they say as evidence against them
D. they will never have a mission from the Brotherhood

4. What class is at the bottom of the power structure of Oceania, getting the worst food and shelter yet doing the hardest labor?
A. the Eastasians and Eurasians
B. the Inner Party
C. the proles
D. the Outer Party

A. She passes a love note to Winston. Julia secretly hands Winston a note confessing her love for him, which simply reads, "I love you." Winston and Julia begin a torrid affair although it was forbidden. Winston used to think that Julia was an informant before that.
D. O´Brien extends an invitation to his home. Winston believed that O´Brien was a secret agent from the resistance movement named the Brotherhood. They arrange a meeting at O'Brien's luxurious flat where both Winston and Julia swear allegiance to it.
C. Party members are recording what they say as evidence against them. O'Brien reveals that he is actually loyal to the Party, and was simply part of a special sting operation to catch "thought criminals".
C. The Proles. They are kept poor and uneducated with the purpose of not being aware of their place in the power structure and, this way, avoid rebellion.

I hope that these answers help you.