English, 24.04.2021 04:10 jennsou

Directions Circle the contrasting words or ideas in each of the paradoxical statements below. Then, answer
the riddles to form the password to open LOCK #5!

Question 10: War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength.— 1984, George Orwell

Riddle #3
This is the contrast from question number ten— The state’s motto to keep
people in line.
An old story from way back when. Three contrasts in a row is a
sign. Count to three and then minus one
To find the last clue of this puzzle of fun.

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