chapter 8

Front

What does Winston see when he leaves the shop that worries him?

Back

He sees a man who may be a part of the thought police.

Front

Why does Winston find the shop appealing?

Back

It is a place not controlled by the Party.

Front

What is the significance of the old man's shop?

Back

It's a place where Winston can escape the Party's control.

Front

What does Winston buy from the shop?

Back

A diary, pen, and a picture.

Front

What does Winston discover about the room above the shop?

Back

The room above is free from the Party's surveillance.

Front

What does the presence of the thought police signify in Winston's society?

Back

It represents the oppressive surveillance and control exerted by the Party.

Front

How does Winston's purchase of a diary symbolize rebellion?

Back

It represents his desire for individuality and freedom of thought.

Front

What role does the concept of 'Big Brother' play in the story?

Back

Big Brother symbolizes the Party's omnipresence and control over citizens.

Front

Why is the shop considered a sanctuary for Winston?

Back

It offers a rare moment of privacy and freedom from the Party's watchful eye.

Front

What does the act of writing in a diary represent for Winston?

Back

It represents his struggle against the Party's repression of personal thoughts.