Test your knowledge of George Orwell, the author of Animal Farm and Nineteen Eighty-Four, and explore his sharp, thought-provoking writing in this Specialist Books quiz.
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While he was at Eton Orwell helped to produce a college magazine, The Election Times and also worked on the publications College Days and Bubble and Squeak
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The novel was seen as a indictment of British Imperialism
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He fought for the Republican side against Franco's Nationalists
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The story is allegorical of Soviet Russia and Stalin's dictatorship. Orwell himself was a democratic socialist and a critic of Joseph Stalin
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the Ministry of Truth is concerned with the subjection of truth and the spreading of lies
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The book is an account of living in poverty in Paris and a guide to life in and around London from the perspective of the homeless
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The novel tells the story of Dorothy Hare, the daughter of a clergyman, who suffers from a case of amnesia
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He was born Eric Arthur Blair. It is possible that he took the name Orwell from the Suffolk river of that name
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Rule 2: Never use a long word where a short one will do
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The novel tells the story of an educated young man with a talent for writing and a dislike of wealth
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