Question

Part One ends when Winston buys the coral and first sees Charrington’s private room. This excerpt concludes Part Two. What is the overall difference between Parts One and Two?

Select one:
a. Mr. Charrington's deceptive persona established through constant interaction with Winston in Part One leads Winston to change from good to evil in Part Two.
b. The peace established in Part One by the four ministries of Oceania changed abruptly to war and chaos in Part Two.
c. The protagonist's "crime" of independent thought, which slowly progressed in Part One, evolved into potentially deadly actions in Part Two.
d. Big Brother's complete authority, which is well-established in Part One, finally turns into weakness in Part Two.

Answer 1

c. The protagonist's "crime" of independent thought, which slowly progressed in Part One, evolved into potentially deadly actions in Part Two.

Step-by-step explanation:

The overall difference between Parts One and Two is that in Part One, Winston's "crime" of independent thought is slowly progressing, but in Part Two, his "crime" evolves into potentially deadly actions as he becomes more involved with the resistance and commits acts of rebellion against the Party. Part Two also focuses more on Winston's relationship with Julia and their attempts to resist the Party's control, while Part One primarily establishes the setting and introduces the characters and themes.