Properganda Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
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What is propaganda?

A

Information used by politicians or governments to promote their own cause or worldview, often biased and misleading.

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In Chapter 2, what does the quote ‘The others said of Squealer that he could turn black into white’ imply?

A

Squealer is skilled at twisting the truth and spreading false information to support Napoleon.

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How do Napoleon and Squealer exploit the animals’ fears in Chapter 5?

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“Surely, comrades, you do not want Jones back?”

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4
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What slogan is used in Chapter 5 to imply prosperity under Napoleon’s leadership?

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‘Vote for Napoleon and the full manger’.

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5
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What false claim does Napoleon make about Snowball in Chapter 7?

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‘Snowball was in league with Jones from the very start!’

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What is the significance of the quote ‘Some animals are more equal than others’ in Chapter 10?

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It illustrates how Napoleon manipulates language to legitimize his oppressive rule.

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7
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Fill in the blank: Squealer is adept at twisting and distorting the _______.

A

[truth]

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8
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True or False: Napoleon’s leadership promises prosperity for the farm.

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True

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What role does fear play in the propaganda strategies used by Napoleon?

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Fear is used to manipulate the animals and maintain control.

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What is the outcome of falsely portraying Snowball as a traitor?

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Napoleon eliminates his rival and secures the animals’ loyalty.

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11
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What theme is prevalent throughout the novella and impacts many characters?

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The theme of propaganda

Propaganda significantly influences the actions and beliefs of various characters in the story.

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How does Old Major use rhetoric to influence the animals?

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Old Major persuades the animals to rebel through his rhetoric

His song ‘Beasts of England’ and Snowball’s maxim ‘Four legs good, two legs bad’ unite the animals.

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What is Squealer’s final act of propaganda?

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To rewrite the seventh commandment to: ‘All animals are equal but some are more equal than others’

This act signifies the betrayal of the revolution’s ideals.

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14
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What methods does Napoleon use to achieve total control?

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Intimidation, propaganda, and a reign of terror

Napoleon’s tactics lead to worse conditions for the animals compared to their previous life under Jones.

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15
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How do the pigs manipulate the other animals?

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By using deceit and control

Their dishonesty extends even to killing other animals when they feel they have fulfilled their purpose.

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16
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Fill in the blank: Squealer’s use of propaganda creates an atmosphere of _______.

17
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True or False: The pigs’ deceitfulness helps to create and maintain a hierarchy on the farm.

A

True

The pigs manipulate the other animals to uphold their power.

18
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What song does Old Major use to unite the animals?

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‘Beasts of England’

This song becomes a rallying cry for the rebellion.

19
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What does the rewriting of the commandment by Squealer indicate?

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The complete betrayal of revolution ideals

It shows how the original principles have been corrupted.

20
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How do Napoleon’s actions compare to Mr. Jones’ rule?

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Napoleon makes the animals’ lives more miserable than under Jones

This highlights the failure of the revolution to improve the animals’ conditions.