Animal Farm Flashcards

1
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One main point of Major’s speech was that under Jones their lives are in what condition?

A

Their lives are miserable laborious and short because of the way Farmer Jones treats them.

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Major stated that the only creature who consumes without producing is?

A

Man

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3
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The work of teaching and organizing the others fell naturally upon the pigs, who were generally
recognized as what type of animals?

A

Intelligent

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4
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Early in October of the first year Jones and all his men attempted to do what?

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Seize control of the farm

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5
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Why were the animals victorious?

A

When the windmill was blown up at the Battle of Cowshed the animals became enraged and this gave them the courage to win.

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6
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There was a rivalry for command between which two animals?

A

Napoleon and Snowball

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7
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In the last chapter, the pigs changed the name of their farm to what?

A

The Manor Farm

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8
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How many letters is Boxer able to learn?

A

Four

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9
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What are Boxer’s sayings?

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‘Napoleon is always right’ and ‘I will work harder’.

He is the strongest animal and could easily fight off the pigs and dogs. He never does though, as he is too used to taking orders. Boxer shows that he is trusting in his loyalty to the pigs.

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10
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What is Boxer’s ultimate fate?

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Boxer’s ultimate fate is that he is sold off to the knacker and eventually dies from overwork.

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11
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Which set of words most accurately describes the common animals as a group?

A

Hard-working and gullible

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12
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What is the significance of the pigs’ strong resemblance to humans at the end of the novel?

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The strange transformation that the other animals noticed on the faces of the pig was that the faces of the pigs were now just like human faces. The pigs resembled the very men against whom they had fought to set up the Animal Farm. Power had now corrupted the pigs and they were looking just like humans.

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13
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What effect does the rebellion at Animal Farm have on other farms in England?

A

It inspires other animals to revolt

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14
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“All animals are equal, but some animals are ___________________________.”

A

more equal

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15
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In what ways are the characters in Animal Farm like the key characters in the Russian Revolution?

A

Manor Farm is allegorical of Russia, and the farmer Mr. Jones is the Russian Czar. Old Major stands for either Karl Marx or Vladimir Lenin, and the pig named Snowball represents the intellectual revolutionary Leon Trotsky. Napoleon stands for Stalin, while the dogs are his secret police

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16
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“Never mind the milk comrades. That will be attended to.”

A

Napoleon

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17
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Who said “Can you not understand that liberty is worth more than ribbons?”

A

Snowball

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18
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Who said “The only good human being is a dead one.”

A

Snowball

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19
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Who said “Day and night we are watching over your welfare.”

A

Squealer

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20
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Who said “I have no wish to take life, not even human life.”

A

Boxer

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21
Q

Who is the author of Animal Farm?

A

George Orwell

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22
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In what country is the story set?

A

England

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23
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Who is the author of Animal Farm?

A

George Orwell

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23
Q

Define the term allegory.

A

A story in which the characters and events are symbols that stand for ideas about human life or for a political or historical situation

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23
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How does the news of the Animal Farm success spread around the countryside

A

The pigeons fly to other farms and spread the news.

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24
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Define the term allegory.

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A story in which the characters and events are symbols that stand for ideas about human life or for a political or historical situation

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24
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Why are the seven commandments reduced to one statement “Four legs good, two legs bad”?

A

The animals were simple and could not remember all 7.

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24
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Define the term allegory.

A

A story in which the characters and events are symbols that stand for ideas about human life or for a political or historical situation

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24
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How does the news of Animal Farm success spread around the countryside

A

The pigeons fly to other farms and spread the news.

24
Q

What is on the flag that the animals made?

A

A horn and a hoof in white

24
Q

Why are the seven commandments reduced to one statement “Four legs good, two legs bad”?

A

The animals were simple and could not remember all 7.

24
Q

What keeps Mollie from fully committing to the farm and revolution?

A

Her love of ribbons and sugar

24
Q

What is Squealer’s explanation when the milk and apples disappear?

A

The pigs need them to preserve their health

24
Q

How does Napoleon show he is not impressed with Snowball’s windmill plans?

A

He urinates on the plans for the windmill

24
Q

Why does Animal Farm engage in trade for goods?

A

Certain necessary items were not produced on the farm

24
Q

What is the question that Squealer asks to silence any protests from the animals?

A

Do you want Jones to come back?

25
Q

Define the term allegory.

A

A story in which the characters and events are symbols that stand for ideas about human life or for a political or historical situation

25
Q

Why are the seven commandments reduced to one statement “Four legs good, two legs bad”?

A

The animals were simple and could not remember all 7.

25
Q

What keeps Mollie from fully committing to the farm and revolution?

A

Her love of ribbons and sugar

25
Q

How does Napoleon show he is not impressed with Snowball’s windmill plans?

A

He urinates on the plans for the windmill

25
Q

Why does Animal Farm engage in trade for goods?

A

Certain necessary items were not produced on the farm

25
Q

Why are some animals executed in Animal Farm?

A

Napoleon used the executions to demonstrate his absolute power and to prevent a rebellion against him

25
Q

What is the question that Squealer asks to silence any protests from the animals?

A

Do you want Jones to come back?

25
Q

Why are the seven commandments reduced to one statement “Four legs good, two legs bad”?

A

The animals were simple and could not remember all 7.

25
Q

What keeps Mollie from fully committing to the farm and revolution?

A

Her love of ribbons and sugar

25
Q

How does Napoleon show he is not impressed with Snowball’s windmill plans?

A

He urinates on the plans for the windmill

25
Q

What is the question that Squealer asks to silence any protests from the animals?

A

Do you want Jones to come back?

25
Q

How does the news of Animal Farm success spread around the countryside

A

The pigeons fly to other farms and spread the news.

25
Q

Why are some animals executed in Animal Farm?

A

Napoleon used the executions to demonstrate his absolute power and to prevent a rebellion against him

25
Q

Define the term allegory.

A

A story in which the characters and events are symbols that stand for ideas about human life or for a political or historical situation

25
Q

What is Squealer’s explanation when the milk and apples disappear?

A

The pigs need them to preserve their health

25
Q

Why does Animal Farm engage in trade for goods?

A

Certain necessary items were not produced on the farm

25
Q

At the end of the novel in Chapter 10 what final purpose does the windmill serve?

A

The windmill grinds corn which helps the pigs make a lot of money

25
Q

Who said, “ Our labour tills the soil. Our dung fertilises it, and yet there is not one of us that owns more than his bare skin.

A

Old Major

25
Q

Who said, “ Man serves the interests of no creature except himself”

A

Old Major

25
Q

Who said, “Fools, fools, fools! Do you not see what is written on the side of that van?

A

Benjamin

26
Q

Who does this describe? “Alone among the animal…he never laughed”

A

Benjamin

27
Q

Who does this describe “He institutes reading and writing classes so that all of the animals can become literate.

A

Snowball

28
Q

Who is the author of Animal Farm?

A

George Orwell

28
Q

In what country is the story set?

A

England

29
Q

What is on the flag that the animals made?

A

A horn and a hoof in white

29
Q

How does the news of Animal Farm success spread around the countryside

A

The pigeons fly to other farms and spread the news.

29
Q

What is Squealer’s explanation when the milk and apples disappear?

A

The pigs need them to preserve their health

29
Q

Why are the seven commandments reduced to one statement “Four legs good, two legs bad”?

A

The animals were simple and could not remember all 7.

30
Q

Who reduces the commandments?

A

Squealer

30
Q

Define the term allegory.

A

A story in which the characters and events are symbols that stand for ideas about human life or for a political or historical situation

30
Q

Why does Animal Farm engage in trade for goods?

A

Certain necessary items were not produced on the farm

30
Q

What keeps Mollie from fully committing to the farm and revolution?

A

Her love of ribbons and sugar

31
Q

What is the question that Squealer asks to silence any protests from the animals?

A

Do you want Jones to come back?

31
Q

Why are some animals executed in Animal Farm?

A

Napoleon used the executions to demonstrate his absolute power and to prevent a rebellion against him

31
Q

At the end of the novel in Chapter 10 what final purpose does the windmill serve?

A

The windmill grinds corn which helps the pigs make a lot of money

32
Q

How does Napoleon show he is not impressed with Snowball’s windmill plans?

A

He urinates on the plans for the windmill