MISCELLANEOUS
35 questions / MISCELLANEOUS CHARACTERS CHARACTERS 2 PLOT PLOT 2 LITERARY TERMS LITERARY TERMS 2
Ethos
This is an appeal to ethics, credibility and authority.
Napoleon
Snowball
Based on Leon Trotsky, he is organized and considerate. He challenges Napoleon and ultimately fails.
The dogs.
These are the animals that represent the police force on the farm.
Old Major
This animal symbolizes the philosophical vision of the rebellion.
Symbolism.
This is the use of symbols to provide deeper meaning.
Personification
A figure of speech in which a thing - an idea or animal - is given human-like characteristics.
Rhetoric
Boxer
He is an animal of great strength, loyalty and dedication.
Frederick
Based on Hitler, he proves cruel and untrustworthy.
Snowball
This animal is blamed for everything that goes wrong on the farm.
Clever
The pigs were the natural leaders after the rebellion because they are this.
Verbal Irony
This is when someone says one thing, but means something else entirely (sarcasm).
Dramatic irony
This is when the audience knows something that the characters don’t.
The lower class
The humans compare the "other" animals to these people in their society.
Squealer
Clover
A sweet female horse who often suspects the pigs of violating the rules, but can't be sure.
The Battle of the Cowshed.
Out of the Hen Rebellion, the Battle of the Cowshed and the Windmill Rebellion, this is the one that happened first.
Clover and Muriel
These two characters keep going back to reread the commandments.
Tone
The attitude of a writer towards a subject or an audience.
Satire
A work that ridicules its subject through the use of techniques such as exaggeration, reversal, incongruity, and/or parody in order to make a comment or criticism about it.
Napoleon - ambitious, cruel, power-hungry, relentless, liar, etc.
Wants to focus on defense (military) and propaganda (mind control)
Snowball - organized, thorough, a good listener, empathetic
Wants to focus on the windmill so that the lives of animals are easier/better
These are the major differences - personality and priority wise - between Napoleon and Snowball.
Mollie
Whymper
The lawyer Napoleon hires to represent the animals in society.
Mollie
This animal represents the superficial citizens who fled Russia after the revolution.
The rebellion didn't end up quite the way they wanted, so Squealer and Napoleon don't want the animals reminded of their original goal.
This is the reason "Beast of England" was abolished. (DING BELL 1)
Archetype
A typical character, an action, or a situation that seems to represent universal patterns of human nature. A “universal symbol.”
Herd Mentality
The tendency for people’s behavior or beliefs to conform to others.
Humans - amazing feat for animals, jealous
Animals - purpose, hope for future and better life
Napolean - way to make money
This is what the Windmill represented to the humans, the animals and to Napoleon.
Old Major
Based on Karl Marx, his dream of a socialist utopia motivates the rebellion.
Minimus
The poet pig who writes songs and poems about Napoleon.
Allegory, fable and satire.
Animal Farm was written as a combination of these three different literary terms. (DING BELL 3)
1 - Napoleon brainwashed them
2 - They wanted out
3 - They were forced to
Paradox
A statement that contradicts itself and still seems true somehow.
Fake news
False news stories, often of a sensational nature, created to be widely shared for the purpose of money or promoting/discrediting a public figure, political movement, etc.
35 questions / Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chater 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Bonus
Old Major
Who gives a speech to the animals?
The pigs.
Who are the smartest animals?
I will work harder.
What is Boxer's motto?
They send Pigeons to teach "Beasts of England".
How do Pigs spread the ideas of the revolution to other farms?
To pull a carriage for a man who fed her sugar
Where does Mollie disappear to?
They can only break stone by pulling it up a hill and dropping it back down.
Why is it so hard for the animals to build the windmill?
Snowball= intelligence, inventions
Napoleon: Strength, violence, control.
What are the differences between Snowball and Napoleon?
A. The animals are enslaved and should rebel
What is Old Major's message to the animals?
A. The animals are enslaved and should rebel.
B. Life will be the same no matter who is in charge.
C. Their future depends on the construction of a windmill.
D. Paradise is a place called Sugarcandy Mountain.
That afterlife is in a happy land called Sugarcandy Mountain.
What story does Moses spread?
C. Raise a flag and hold a meeting to vote on resolutions
What do the animals do every Sunday morning?
A. Clean the barn
B. Gather in prayer and songs led by Moses.
C. Raise a flag and hold a meeting to vote on resolutions
D. Walk proudly through town taunting the humans
Spread rumors about Animal Farm (fighting, cannibalism, starving, torture)
What do Mr. Pilkington and Mr. Frederick do to try to prevent animal rebellion on their own farms?
A windmill to generate electricity.
What does Snowball want the animals to build?
Trade with humans.
How does Napoleon plan to get supplies the animals can't make?
They destroy all the items the farmers have used to control, harm, and hurt them. (Such as whips and harnesses)
After the rebellion in Animal Farm Chapter 2 what is the animals' first act after their victory, and why is this first act important to them?
"Beasts of England"
What's the name of the song about an animal utopia that Old Major teaches the animals?
Mr. Jones forgets to feed the animals.
What event precipitates the animals' rebellion?
They need it for their brain work.
What reason does Squealer give for the pigs taking all the apples and milk?
A sheep is killed and Boxer thinks he killed a man.
What 2 shocking events happen during the Battle of the Cowshed?
Nine dogs Napoleon has raised.
Who chases Snowball off the farm?
A solicitor (lawyer) hired by Napoleon to deal with humans.
Who is Mr. Whymper?
Because Animalism could "infect" their farms too.
Why do the other farmers feel threatened by the existence of Animal Farm?
An Allegory.
What kind of text is this novel?
They keep the milk for themselves.
What is the first sign of the Pigs real intentions?
"4 legs good, 2 legs bad"
Snowball reduces animalism to this phrase.
Military books about Julious Cesar.
Where does Snowball learn strategies of warfare?
He was a traitor and a criminal so they needed to get rid of him for the animals own good.
How does Squealer explain Snowball's absence?
Rules appear slightly changed: e.g. No animal should sleep in beds with sheets.
Pigs move into the farmhouse. How do they respond to the accusation of breaking the commandments?
He uses rhetorical devices to convince animals about Napoleon's good intentions. (Propaganda)
How does Squealer smooth over Napoleon's actions after the takeover of the farm in Animal Farm?
George Orwell
Author who created the satire Animal Farm
Which are the 7 commandments?
Mollie and the cat.
Which two animals avoid doing work?
They bury the dead sheep and award him the newly created honor, Animal Hero, Second Class. Boxer and Snowball receive Animal Hero, First Class for their bravery in the event,
How are the heroes from the battle honored?
He begins saying: Napoleon is always right.
After the disappearance of Snowball, what change does Boxer make?
He says the traitor Snowball knocked down the windmill.
How does Napoleon explain the storm that knocks down the windmill?
He can been presented as an external threat like Mr. Jones that the pigs can unite the other animals against to preserve their own power.
How does blaming the windmill collapse on Snowball benefit Napoleon?
35 questions / Sponge, Cnidarian, Echinoderm Worms Mollusks and Arthropods Fish Amphibians, Reptiles, Birds Mammals Classification Vocab
What are sponges?
Asymmetrical filter feeders with no nervous system.
What are flatworms?
These worms are the first organisms to develop bilateral symmetry.
What are mollusks?
This phylum of animals includes octopi, clams, and snails.
What are cartilaginous fish?
This type of fish includes sharks and rays.
What are amphibians?
These organisms are not able to reproduce without a body of water because their eggs do not have shells.
What are placental mammals?
These organisms are the most highly developed of all of the animal groups. It makes sense because they spend the longest time caring for their young.
What is radial symmetry?
This is a body plan in which body parts repeat around the center of the body in a circular pattern.
What are sponges?
These are the simplest organism in the animal kingdom.
What are roundworms?
These organisms have a psuedocoelom.
What are arthropods?
These organisms have exoskeletons and open circulatory systems.
What are bony fish?
Large-mouth bass, clown fish, perch, and catfish are examples of this type of fish.
What are reptiles and birds?
These two groups of organisms have amniotic eggs with shells.
What are marsupials?
These organisms carry young in an external pouch after birth.
What is a coelom?
This is a fluid-filled body cavity lined with a mesoderm (where circulatory, respiratory, muscular, excretory, and reproductive systems often are).
What are cnidarians and echinoderms?
These are the two types of animals with radial symmetry.
What are flatworms?
These organisms can reproduce sexually or asexually (through regeneration after being sliced in half).
What are arthropods?
One example of this phylum is the Atlantic Horseshoe Crab, Limulus polyphemus.
What are jawless fish?
Many of these type of fish are parasites or detritivores.
What are reptiles and birds?
These two groups of organisms have a cloaca for excretion, digestion, and reproduction.
What are marsupials?
Wombats, koalas, and kangaroos are examples of this type of animal.
What is a vertebrate?
This word means that an animal has a backbone.
What are echinoderms?
These organisms are motile and they have tube feet that help them move and do excretion.
What are annelids?
These organisms are the first organisms to have a closed circulatory system.
What are mollusks?
These organisms are motile, and they use a foot for "walking" or siphon for water propulsion.
What are nonvertebrate chordates?
This group of organisms have a nerve cord, but no spine. One example is tunicate.
What are amphibians?
These organisms have gills when they are born, but they develop lungs as they grow.
What are monotremes?
These mammals have a cloaca, which is where they lay eggs (and do excretion and digestion).
What is cephalization?
This word means that the organism has a brain or head. Most organisms with this characteristic also have bilateral symmetry.
What are echinoderms?
These organisms don't have blood, but they have a water vascular system that helps with circulation of oxygen.
What are flatworms and roundworms?
These two types of worms do respiration and circulation through diffusion.
What are arthropods?
These organisms are motile and they have jointed appendages to help with movement.
What are cartilaginous fish and bony fish?
These two groups of fish have kidneys, gills, and closed circulatory systems.
What are birds?
All of these organisms have feathers, but not all of them can fly.
What are placental mammals?
What is a detritivore?
This is an organism that feeds on plant and animal remains and other dead matter.
30 questions / Characters Literary Terms Random Who Said It? More Characters Satire
Who is Nicholas II?
The last czar of Russia.
What is an allegory?
Similar to an extended metaphor where each character has both a literal meaning and a deeper one.
Who is Napolean?
He is hungover after drinking too much whiskey.
Who is Squealer?
"You don't want Jones back, do you?"
Who is Boxer?
He was sold to the knackers because he could no longer work.
What is verbal?
A type of irony that is spoken, usually sarcasm.
Who is Napoleon?
The cruel and uncaring dictator in Animal Farm.
What is satire?
Writing that ridicules something, often in order to bring about change.
What is Sugarcandy Mountain?
Moses talks about this place which is like heaven.
Who is Benjamin?
"Fools! Fools! Do you not see what is written on the side of the van? They are taking Boxer to the knackers!"
Who is Mr. Wymper?
His job is to communicate and trade with people so the animals do not have to.
What is situational?
This type of irony is when what is expected and what happens are opposite.
Who is Boxer?
This character represents the hardworking common man.
What is a fable?
A story that contains a moral and the characters are usually animals.
Who is Squealer?
This pig is used as a propaganda machine by Napoleon.
Who is Boxer?
His motto is, "I will work harder."
What is Animalism?
The pigs convert Old Major's beliefs into this system and call it this.
What is dramatic?
This type of irony is when the audience knows something that the characters do not.
Who is Minimus?
This pig writes a poem praising Napoleon.
What is propaganda?
This gives the public information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, to promote a particular political cause or point of view.
What is "4 legs good, 2 legs bad"
Snowball reduces animalism to this phrase.
Who is Benjamin?
"Donkeys live a long time. None of you have ever seen a dead donkey."
Who is Boxer?
He believes, "If comrade Napoleon says it, it must be right."
What is allegory?
A story that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, typically a moral or political one is called this.
Who is Moses?
He represents religion and the hope of a better life.
What is situational?
In this type of irony what is expected to happen and what really happens is different. (ex. a fire station burns down)
What is the side of the barn?
This is where the seven commandments are painted.
Who is Boxer?
He said, "I have no wish to take a life, not even a human life."
Who is Mr. Fredrick?
Napoleon plays cards with him.
What is parody?
A form of satire that makes an existing work look ridiculous.
30 questions / Characters Literary Terms Random Who Said It? More Characters Big Ideas
Who is Czar Nicholas II?
The last czar of Russia represented by Mr. Jones.
What is an allegory?
Similar to a metaphor but in this one each character has both a literal meaning and a deeper one.
Who is Mollie?
This character only cared about material things.
Who is Squealer?
"You don't want Jones back, do you?"
Who is Snowball?
He became enemy #1.
What is keeping animals busy & tired so they can't complain?
The windmill was a source of pride in the beginning but then its became a tool for Napoleon.
Who is Stalin?
Napoleon represents this cruel and uncaring dictator of Russia.
What is satire?
Writing that ridicules something, often in order to bring about change.
What is Sugarcandy Mountain?
Moses talks about this place which is like heaven.
Who is Benjamin?
"Fools! Fools! Do you not see what is written on the side of the van? They are taking Boxer to the knackers!"
Who is Mr. Wymper?
His job is to communicate and trade with people so the animals do not have to.
What is the secret police?
What is military?
Every dictatorship uses this to control people and keep them in check.
Who is Boxer?
This character represents the hardworking common man.
What is a fable?
A story that contains a moral and the characters are usually animals.
Who is Squealer?
This pig is used as a propaganda machine by Napoleon.
Who is Boxer?
This character's motto is, "I will work harder."
What is Animalism?
The pigs convert Old Major's beliefs into this system and call it this.
What is not being educated?
What is lack of education?
The animals got themselves in this position because...
Who is Trotsky?
Snowball represents the man who followed Lenin's ideals of equality.
What is propaganda?
This gives the public information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, to promote a particular political cause or point of view. Can be found commonly found in speeches, art, and news.
What is "4 legs good, 2 legs bad"
Snowball reduces animalism to this phrase.
Who is Benjamin?
"Donkeys live a long time. None of you have ever seen a dead donkey."
Who are the sheep?
Who are the dogs?
They were used to shut up the animals when they could have protested.
What knowing but not doing anything?
What is not sharing your knowledge?
Benjamin was used to critique people that...
Who is Moses?
He represents religion and the hope of a better life.
What is persuasive speech?
Type of speech used to convince someone to support your point of view.
What is a home for drunk people?
Where did Mr. Jones end up.
Who is Snowball?
This character said, "those ribbons that you are so devoted to are the badge of slavery. Can you not understand that liberty is worth more than ribbons?"
Who is Mr. Pilkington?
Napoleon plays cards with him at the end.
What is people change with power?
What is power changes people?
What is fooling people until you get to power?
What is human nature?
Orwell critiques what happens to leaders through Napoleon.
30 questions / Vocabulary Physical or Behavioral? Instinctive or Learned? Adaptations This and That? Things to Know
What is hibernate?
This vocabulary word means "to spend the winter in a deep sleep."
What is physical?
A woodpecker has a sharp beak for drilling holes.
What is instinctive?
Baby turtles move to the ocean when they hatch.
What are lizards, snakes, zebras, octopus, etc.
Give an example of an animal that uses camouflage.
What is prey?
An animal that is taken and eaten by another animal for food.
What is Predator?
An animal that hunts and eats other animals for food.
What is camouflage?
When the color of an animal changes to look like its surrounding.
What is physical?
Polar bears have thick fur to keep them warm.
What is learned?
A dog hears a bell and comes for food.
What are birds?
Give an example of animals that migrate.
What is a physical adaptation?
A change made to a part of the body that helps it survive in its habitat.
What is a skunk?
What is an example of a chemical defense?
What is migration?
When animals travel long grips to find warmer weather.
What is behavioral?
Birds migrate in winter to get food.
What is instinctive?
A bear hibernates during the winter.
What is sleeping all winter long?
What do animals do when they hibernate?
What is a chemical defense?
Using venom and sprays for defense
What is Instinctive and What is Learned?
The two groups of Behavioral Adaptations are.
What is an adaptation?
This vocabulary word means a physical or behavioral characteristic that has developed to help an organism survive in its environment.
What is physical?
A lizard uses camouflage to avoid predators.
What is learned?
A dog shakes his paws with you.
What are cats, dogs, penguins, polar bears, etc.
What are some common animals that we know of that can live during the winter?
What is a behavioral adaptation?
Something an animal does or how it acts to stay alive.
What are non-poisonous snakes looking like poisonous ones, or non-poisonous frogs that mimic what a poisonous frog looks like or a spider that disguises itself like an ant?
Give an example of mimicry.
What is mimicry?
Looking or sounding like other living organisms.
What is behavioral?
A bird builds a nest to lay eggs.
What is learned?
A baby cheetah watches her mother sneak up on their prey. After watching, the baby does the same.
What are Learned Behaviors?
Behaviors taught through observation.
What is instinctive Behavior?
Behaviors that happen naturally.
There is no right or wrong answer here....just be able to restate the question and answer it in a complete sentence with correct punctuation.
Be able to restate and share your response to: What is your favorite part of this unit?
30 questions / Characters Literary Terms Random Who Said It? More Characters Big Ideas
Who is Czar Nicholas II?
The last czar of Russia represented by Mr. Jones.
What is an allegory?
Similar to a metaphor but in this one each character has both a literal meaning and a deeper one.
Who is Mollie?
This character only cared about material things.
Who is Squealer?
"You don't want Jones back, do you?"
Who is Snowball?
He became enemy #1.
What is know better but not doing anything?
What is not sharing your knowledge?
Benjamin represents a critique on people who...
Who is Stalin?
Napoleon represents this cruel and uncaring dictator of Russia.
What is satire?
Writing that ridicules something, often in order to bring about change.
What is Sugarcandy Mountain?
Moses talks about this place which is like heaven.
Who is Benjamin?
"Fools! Fools! Do you not see what is written on the side of the van? They are taking Boxer to the knackers!"
Who is Mr. Wymper?
His job is to communicate and trade with people so the animals do not have to.
What is the secret police?
What is military?
Every dictatorship uses this to control people and keep them in check.
Who is Boxer?
This character represents the hardworking common man.
What is persuasive speech?
A type of speech that attempts to convince others to believe in your ideas.
Who is Squealer?
This pig is used as a propaganda machine by Napoleon.
Who is Boxer?
This character's motto is, "I will work harder."
What is Animalism?
The pigs convert Old Major's beliefs into this system and call it this.
What is lack of education?
What is lack of power or force?
Why weren't the animals able to do more to prevent Napoleon from taking over by the end of the story.
Who is Leon Trotsky?
Snowball represents the man who followed Lenin's ideals of equality.
What is propaganda?
This gives the public information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, to promote a particular political cause or point of view. Can be found commonly found in speeches, art, and news.
What is "4 legs good, 2 legs bad"
Snowball reduces Animalism to this phrase.
Who is Benjamin?
"Donkeys live a long time. None of you have ever seen a dead donkey."
Who are the sheep?
They were used to shut up the animals when they could have protested.
What is keeping animals busy & tired so they can't complain
The windmill was a source of pride in the beginning but how does it become a tool for Napoleon in the end?
Who is Mollie?
This character represents the upper class or bourgeosie.
What is a fable?
A story that contains a moral and the characters are usually animals.
What is a home for drunk people?
Where did Mr. Jones end up.
Who is Snowball?
This character said, "those ribbons that you are so devoted to are the badge of slavery. Can you not understand that liberty is worth more than ribbons?"
Who is Mr. Fredrick?
Napoleon plays cards with him at the end, but in most of the novel is his biggest enemy.
What is people change with power?
What is power changes people?
What is fooling people until you get to power?
Orwell critiques this transformation that happens to leaders through Napoleon.
30 questions / Characters Literary Terms Random Who Said It? More Characters Big Ideas
Who is Czar Nicholas II?
The last czar of Russia represented by Mr. Jones.
What is an allegory?
Similar to a metaphor but in this one each character has both a literal meaning and a deeper one.
Who is Mollie?
This character only cared about material things.
Who is Squealer?
"You don't want Jones back, do you?"
Who is Snowball?
He became enemy #1.
What is keeping animals busy & tired so they can't complain?
The windmill was a source of pride in the beginning but then its became a tool for Napoleon.
Who is Stalin?
Napoleon represents this cruel and uncaring dictator of Russia.
What is satire?
Writing that ridicules something, often in order to bring about change.
What is Sugarcandy Mountain?
Moses talks about this place which is like heaven.
Who is Benjamin?
"Fools! Fools! Do you not see what is written on the side of the van? They are taking Boxer to the knackers!"
Who is Mr. Wymper?
His job is to communicate and trade with people so the animals do not have to.
What is the secret police?
What is military?
Every dictatorship uses this to control people and keep them in check.
Who is Boxer?
This character represents the hardworking common man.
What is a fable?
A story that contains a moral and the characters are usually animals.
Who is Squealer?
This pig is used as a propaganda machine by Napoleon.
Who is Boxer?
This character's motto is, "I will work harder."
What is Animalism?
The pigs convert Old Major's beliefs into this system and call it this.
What is not being educated?
What is lack of education?
The animals got themselves in this position because...
Who is Trotsky?
Snowball represents the man who followed Lenin's ideals of equality.
What is propaganda?
This gives the public information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, to promote a particular political cause or point of view. Can be found commonly found in speeches, art, and news.
What is "4 legs good, 2 legs bad"
Snowball reduces animalism to this phrase.
Who is Benjamin?
"Donkeys live a long time. None of you have ever seen a dead donkey."
Who are the sheep?
They were used to shut up the animals when they could have protested.
What knowing but not doing anything?
What is not sharing your knowledge?
Benjamin was used to critique people that...
Who is Moses?
He represents religion and the hope of a better life.
What is persuasive speech?
Type of speech used to convince someone to support your point of view.
What is a home for drunk people?
Where did Mr. Jones end up.
Who is Snowball?
This character said, "those ribbons that you are so devoted to are the badge of slavery. Can you not understand that liberty is worth more than ribbons?"
Who is Mr. Fredrick?
Napoleon plays cards with him at the end, but in most of the novel is his biggest enemy.
What is people change with power?
What is power changes people?
What is fooling people until you get to power?
Orwell critiques what happens to leaders through Napoleon.
30 questions / THEY ARE RELATED WILD BEASTS STRIPES UNDER THE SEA ODD CRITTERS
bear
Polar, Grizzly, Black....
the lion
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zebra
It looks like a horse with black and white stripes.
shark
A huge monster fish with sharp teeth, dangerous to humans. It kills people!
snake
This animal looks like a rope, and might be venomous.
bat
Vampire, Fruit, Hoary...
the cheetah
This animal is the fastest on land.
a tiger
It is a big wild orange cat with black stripes.
starfish (sea star)
This crustacean in a shape of a star lives on a bottom of a sea.
rhinoceros
This animal has one horn on its nose (not a unicorn).
tiger
Bengal, Siberian, Sumatran...
coyote
the USA
The flag of what country has 13 red and white stripes?
Jellyfish (sea jellies)
It is not a fish, as the name suggests.
It is not made of a gelatin, either.
It has no bones, and it is transparent.
Some of them sting.
kangaroo
This animal carries her babies in a pouch.
panda
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Giant and Red ...
armadillo
This mammal is protected by his shell, that makes him look like a shrimp. It is called by the word, that in Spanish means "the little armed one".
a skunk
This stinky animal has a long white stripe along his black body.
Octopus
This sea critter has eight limbs, and it can change its color.
tortoise
This slow land animal carries his house with him.
elephant
African, Indian, Asian...
the sloth
This animal is the laziest on the planet
a bee
This buzzing insect has brown and yellow stripes.
Flounder
This flat fish is really called a guppy. In the cartoon "The Little Mermaid", he is Ariel's best friend.
porcupine
This animal has long spikes and a long spiky tale.
whale
Panther.
Black leopard is called this.
watermelon
This summer fruit can have green stripes.
crustacean
Shrimp, crab, lobster, crayfish are all ___(these).
platypus [pla-te-pus]
Lives in fresh water, but not a fish.
Lays eggs, but not a bird.
Has a flat tail, but not a beaver.
Has a mouth like a bill, but not a duck.
This Australian mammal is called ...this.
30 questions / Characters Propaganda & Threats Fill in the blank Awesome Quotes TDQs
Who is Snowball?
This character is very articulate and convincing, but is somewhat lacking in character?
What is Transfer?
What form of propaganda is this poster? Name Calling or Transfer?
What is manual labor?
Pigs never did any _____ labor?
Who is Old Major?
Who said the following quote: “Man is the only creature that consumes without producing. He does not give milk, he does not lay eggs, he is too weak to pull the plough, he cannot run fast enough to catch rabbits. Yet he is lord of all the animals."?
What is "Did not feed them after a drunken bender"
What did Mr. Jones not do that led the animals to finally take action and rebel?
Who is Old Major?
This character was described as "still a majestic-looking pig, with a wise and benevolent appearance in spite of the fact that his tushes had never been cut."?
What is Card Stacking?
What form of propaganda is this poster? Plain Folks, Glittering Generalities, or Card Stacking?
Who is George Orwell?
The author of "Animal Farm" is ______ ______?
Who is Old Major"?
Who said, “And now, comrades, I will tell you about my dream of last night. I cannot describe that dream to you. It was a dream of the earth as it will be when Man has vanished."?
What is because Napoleon had originally rejected the plans, which were created by Snowball in the first place?
Why were the other animals surprised when Napoleon announced that the windmill was to be built after all?
Who is Benjamin the donkey?
This character would often say "that God had given him a tail to keep the flies off, but that he would sooner have had no tail and no flies. Alone among the animals on the farm he never laughed. If asked why, he would say that he saw nothing to laugh at."?
What is Mr. Jones?
Squealer threatened the animals by saying that if the pigs failed then WHO would return to the farm?
What is sheltered or concealed or fit snugly?
"Ensconced" could be best defined as ____
What is False?
True or False?
Mollie, the white mare's first question she asked Snowball was: “Will there still be sugar after the Rebellion?" This indicates that she is an extremely intelligent character that's totally committed to "Animalism"?
What is a windstorm/gale?
What or who destroyed the first windmill?
Who is Moses the Raven?
All the animals were present at the meeting Old Major called except for this one...who is it?
What is Card Stacking, Name Calling, or Testimonial?
What form of propaganda is this poster? 
What is a museum?
After the initial rebellion was successful, a unanimous resolution was passed on the spot that the farmhouse should be preserved as a _______?
Who is Squealer and he was talking about how Napoleon was only pretending to be against the windmill?
Who repeated a number of times, “Tactics, comrades, tactics!” and what was this character talking about?
Who is Benjamin the Donkey?
Which animal could read as well as any pig, but never exercised his faculty. So far as he knew, he said, there was nothing worth reading ?
Who is Mollie the white mare?
During the first battle of the rebellion, this character could be found hiding in her stall with her head buried among the hay in the manger?
What is Card Stacking, Name Calling, Glittering Generalities, Bandwagon, or Plain Folks?
What form of propaganda is the following motto which all of the sheep say? 
What is "Beasts of England"?
The song ______ __ _______ threw the animals into the wildest excitement?
What is "naked"?
Fill in the blank:
“Ribbons,” he said, “should be considered as clothes, which are the mark of a human being. All animals should go _____.”?
What are:
1. Whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy. 2. Whatever goes upon four legs, or has wings, is a friend. 3. No animal shall wear clothes. 4. No animal shall sleep in a bed. 5. No animal shall drink alcohol. 6. No animal shall kill any other animal. 7. All animals are equal.
What are the Seven Commandments of Animalism?
Who is Boxer the horse?
This character came up with the maxim: "Napoleon is always right"?
What is the pigs manipulating the rules to fit them?
What is those in powers changing the laws to better suit their needs?
What does the following propaganda message me?
What is “Animal Hero, First Class,”?
Boxer and Snowball were awarded this military decoration of, ______ ____ _____ ______ after The Battle of Cowshed?
Who is Snowball and it meant that all animals were good and all men were bad?
What character came up with essential element of Animalism, "Four legs good, two legs bad"? And what does it mean?
What is "Do not adopt his vices."
"No animal must ever live in a house, or sleep in a bed, or wear clothes, or drink alcohol, or smoke tobacco, or touch money, or engage in trade. All the habits of Man are evil.?"
What does Old Major warn the animals not to adopt after they defeat the men?
30 questions / Characters Literary Terms Random Who Said It? More Characters Satire
Who is Nicholas II?
The last czar of Russia.
What is an allegory?
Similar to an extended metaphor where each character has both a literal meaning and a deeper one.
Who is Napolean?
He is hungover after drinking too much whiskey.
Who is Squealer?
"You don't want Jones back, do you?"
Who is Boxer?
He was sold to the knackers because he could no longer work.
What is verbal?
A type of irony that is spoken, usually sarcasm.
Who is Napoleon?
The cruel and uncaring dictator in Animal Farm.
What is satire?
Writing that ridicules something, often in order to bring about change.
What is Sugarcandy Mountain?
Moses talks about this place which is like heaven.
Who is Benjamin?
"Fools! Fools! Do you not see what is written on the side of the van? They are taking Boxer to the knackers!"
Who is Mr. Wymper?
His job is to communicate and trade with people so the animals do not have to.
What is situational?
This type of irony is when what is expected and what happens are opposite.
Who is Boxer?
This character represents the hardworking common man.
What is a fable?
A story that contains a moral and the characters are usually animals.
Who is Squealer?
This pig is used as a propaganda machine by Napoleon.
Who is Boxer?
His motto is, "I will work harder."
What is Animalism?
The pigs convert Old Major's beliefs into this system and call it this.
What is dramatic?
This type of irony is when the audience knows something that the characters do not.
Who is Minimus?
This pig writes a poem praising Napoleon.
What is propaganda?
This gives the public information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, to promote a particular political cause or point of view.
What is "4 legs good, 2 legs bad"
Snowball reduces animalism to this phrase.
Who is Benjamin?
"Donkeys live a long time. None of you have ever seen a dead donkey."
Who is Boxer?
He believes, "If comrade Napoleon says it, it must be right."
What is allegory?
A story that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning, typically a moral or political one is called this.
Who is Moses?
He represents religion and the hope of a better life.
What is situational?
In this type of irony what is expected to happen and what really happens is different. (ex. a fire station burns down)
What is the side of the barn?
This is where the seven commandments are painted.
Who is Boxer?
He said, "I have no wish to take a life, not even a human life."
Who is Mr. Fredrick?
Napoleon plays cards with him.
What is parody?
A form of satire that makes an existing work look ridiculous.
30 questions / Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4 Category 5
Molting
What is the term for shedding the exoskeleton?
Reduces evaporation
What is the function of the leaf's cuticle?
Food moves down from the leaves.
What happens in the phloem?
Xylem
What part of a woody stem forms rings that indicate the tree’s age?
The sun
The energy that powers photosynthesis comes from ___________.
Oxygen & glucose
Photosynthesis in plants produces ______________.
carbon dioxide, sunlight, water
What are the reactants of photosynthesis?
chloroplasts
Identify the structures labeled A in the diagram
Vacuole
Identify the structure labeled B in the diagram
Cell Wall
Identify the structure labeled C in the diagram
Vascular
If you came across a tall plant in a forest, would you think it was a vascular plant or a nonvascular plant?
Sepal
What is structure 10?
Where photosynthesis takes place
Describe the function of the structures labeled A in the diagram.
storage (food, water, waste)
Describe the function of the structure labeled B in the diagram
Gives the cell it's rigid shape, protects the cell
Describe the function of the structure labeled C in the diagram
Because vascular plants have vascular tissue that allows it to grow tall.
Why would you assume that a tall plant is a vascular plant?
Anther
What is structure 1?
Petal
What is structure 9?
Ovule
What is structure 8?
Style
What is structure 5?
Stamen
What is structure 3?
Pistil
What is structure 7?
Stigma
What is structure 4?
Ovary
What is structure 6?
Filament
What is structure 2?
cycads, conifers, ginkoes, gnetophytes
What are the 4 types of gymnosperms?
Xylem transports water
Phloem transports food
Describe the function of xylem and phloem?
Woody
Herbaceous
Pistil
Stigma, Style, Ovary
What structure of an angiosperm is the female reproductive system and what 3 structures make it up?
Stamen
Anther, Filament
Which part of the angiosperm is the male reproductive system and what 2 structures make it up?
30 questions / Vocabulary Physical or Behavioral? Instinctive or Learned? Adaptations This and That? Things to Know
What is hibernate?
This vocabulary word means "to spend the winter in a deep sleep."
What is physical?
A woodpecker has a sharp beak for drilling holes.
What is instinctive?
Baby turtles move to the ocean when they hatch.
What are lizards, snakes, zebras, octopus, etc.
Give an example of an animal that uses camouflage.
What is prey?
An animal that is taken and eaten by another animal for food.
What is Predator?
An animal that hunts and eats other animals for food.
What is camouflage?
When the color of an animal changes to look like its surrounding.
What is physical?
Polar bears have thick fur to keep them warm.
What is learned?
A dog hears a bell and comes for food.
What are birds?
Give an example of animals that migrate.
What is a physical adaptation?
A change made to a part of the body that helps it survive in its habitat.
What is a skunk?
What is an example of a chemical defense?
What is migration?
When animals travel long grips to find warmer weather.
What is behavioral?
Birds migrate in winter to get food.
What is instinctive?
A bear hibernates during the winter.
What is sleeping all winter long?
What do animals do when they hibernate?
What is a chemical defense?
Using venom and sprays for defense
What is Instinctive and What is Learned?
The two groups of Behavioral Adaptations are.
What is an adaptation?
This vocabulary word means a physical or behavioral characteristic that has developed to help an organism survive in its environment.
What is physical?
A lizard uses camouflage to avoid predators.
What is learned?
A dog shakes his paws with you.
What are cats, dogs, penguins, polar bears, etc.
What are some common animals that we know of that can live during the winter?
What is a behavioral adaptation?
Something an animal does or how it acts to stay alive.
What are non-poisonous snakes looking like poisonous ones, or non-poisonous frogs that mimic what a poisonous frog looks like or a spider that disguises itself like an ant?
Give an example of mimicry.
What is mimicry?
Looking or sounding like other living organisms.
What is behavioral?
A bird builds a nest to lay eggs.
What is learned?
A baby cheetah watches her mother sneak up on their prey. After watching, the baby does the same.
What are Learned Behaviors?
Behaviors taught through observation.
What is instinctive Behavior?
Behaviors that happen naturally.
There is no right or wrong answer here....just be able to restate the question and answer it in a complete sentence with correct punctuation.
Be able to restate and share your response to: What is your favorite part of this unit?
30 questions / ANIMALS WILD BEASTS STRIPES UNDER THE SEA ODD CRITTERS
bear
Polar, Grizzly, Black....
the lion
zebra
It looks like a horse with black and white stripes.
shark
A huge monster fish with sharp teeth, dangerous to humans. It kills people!
snake
This animal looks like a rope, and might be venomous.
bat
Vampire, Fruit, Hoary...
the cheetah
This animal is the fastest on the planet.
a tiger
It is a big wild orange cat with black stripes.
starfish (sea star)
This crustacean in a shape of a star lives on a bottom of a sea.
rhinoceros
This animal has one horn on its nose (not a unicorn).
tiger
Bengal, Siberian, Sumatran...
coyote
the USA
The flag of what country has 13 red and white stripes?
Jellyfish (sea jellies)
It is not a fish, as the name suggests.
It is not made of a gelatin, either.
It has no bones, and it is transparent.
Some of them sting.
kangaroo
This animal carries her babies in a pouch.
panda
Giant and Red ...
armadillo
This mammal is protected by his shell, that makes him look like a shrimp. It is called by the word, that in Spanish means "the little armed one".
a skunk
This stinky animal has a long white stripe along his black body.
Octopus
This sea critter has eight limbs, and it can change its color.
tortoise
This slow land animal carries his house with him.
elephant
African, Indian, Asian...
the sloth
This animal is the laziest on the planet
a bee
This buzzing insect has brown and yellow stripes.
Flounder
This flat fish is really called a guppy. In the cartoon "The Little Mermaid", he is Ariel's best friend.
porcupine
This animal has long spikes and a long spiky tale.
whale
Panther.
Black leopard is called this.
watermelon
This summer fruit can have green stripes.
crustacean
Shrimp, crab, lobster, crayfish are all ___(these).
platypus [pla-te-pus]
Lives in fresh water, but not a fish.
Lays eggs, but not a bird.
Has a flat tail, but not a beaver.
Has a mouth like a bill, but not a duck.
This Australian mammal is called ...this.
30 questions / Characters All about Squealer Fill in the blank Awesome Quotes TDQs
Who is Snowball?
This character is very articulate and convincing, but is somewhat lacking in character?
What is True?
True or False, Squealer sides with Napoleon over Snowball?
What is manual labor?
Pigs never did any _____ labor?
Who is Old Major?
Who said the following quote: “Man is the only creature that consumes without producing. He does not give milk, he does not lay eggs, he is too weak to pull the plough, he cannot run fast enough to catch rabbits. Yet he is lord of all the animals."?
What is "Did not feed them after a drunken bender"
What did Mr. Jones not do that led the animals to finally take action and rebel?
Who is Old Major?
This character was described as "still a majestic-looking pig, with a wise and benevolent appearance in spite of the fact that his tushes had never been cut."?
What is "Black into White"?
It was said the Squealer was so convincing and persuasive that he could turn...?
Who is George Orwell?
The author of "Animal Farm" is ______ ______?
Who is Old Major"?
Who said, “And now, comrades, I will tell you about my dream of last night. I cannot describe that dream to you. It was a dream of the earth as it will be when Man has vanished."?
What is because Napoleon had originally rejected the plans, which were created by Snowball in the first place?
Why were the other animals surprised when Napoleon announced that the windmill was to be built after all?
Who is Benjamin the donkey?
This character would often say "that God had given him a tail to keep the flies off, but that he would sooner have had no tail and no flies. Alone among the animals on the farm he never laughed. If asked why, he would say that he saw nothing to laugh at."?
What is Mr. Jones?
Squealer threatened the animals by saying that if the pigs failed then WHO would return to the farm?
What is sheltered or concealed or fit snugly?
"Ensconced" could be best defined as ____
What is False?
True or False?
Mollie, the white mare's first question she asked Snowball was: “Will there still be sugar after the Rebellion?" This indicates that she is an extremely intelligent character that's totally committed to "Animalism"?
What is a windstorm/gale?
What or who destroyed the first windmill?
Who is Moses the Raven?
All the animals were present at the meeting Old Major called except for this one...who is it?
What is the fact that all the milk and apples were going to the pigs?
What is Squealer talking about when he says, “Comrades!” he cried. “You do not imagine, I hope, that we pigs are doing this in a spirit of selfishness and privilege?"
What is a museum?
After the initial rebellion was successful, a unanimous resolution was passed on the spot that the farmhouse should be preserved as a _______?
Who is Squealer and he was talking about how Napoleon was only pretending to be against the windmill?
Who repeated a number of times, “Tactics, comrades, tactics!” and what was this character talking about?
Who is Benjamin the Donkey?
Which animal could read as well as any pig, but never exercised his faculty. So far as he knew, he said, there was nothing worth reading ?
Who is Mollie the white mare?
During the first battle of the rebellion, this character could be found hiding in her stall with her head buried among the hay in the manger?
What is that Napoleon had only acted like he was opposed to the windmill but in actuality had been for it?
What Squealer privately explained to the other animals about the windmill?
What is "Beasts of England"?
The song ______ __ _______ threw the animals into the wildest excitement?
What is "naked"?
Fill in the blank:
“Ribbons,” he said, “should be considered as clothes, which are the mark of a human being. All animals should go _____.”?
What are:
1. Whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy. 2. Whatever goes upon four legs, or has wings, is a friend. 3. No animal shall wear clothes. 4. No animal shall sleep in a bed. 5. No animal shall drink alcohol. 6. No animal shall kill any other animal. 7. All animals are equal.
What are the Seven Commandments of Animalism?
Who is Boxer the horse?
This character came up with the maxim: "Napoleon is always right"?
What is "fat, glistening eyes, persuasive, manipulative..."
Describe Squealer using three adjectives? You have 20 seconds.
What is “Animal Hero, First Class,”?
Boxer and Snowball were awarded this military decoration of, ______ ____ _____ ______ after The Battle of Cowshed?
Who is Snowball and it meant that all animals were good and all men were bad?
What character came up with essential element of Animalism, "Four legs good, two legs bad"? And what does it mean?
What is "Do not adopt his vices."
"No animal must ever live in a house, or sleep in a bed, or wear clothes, or drink alcohol, or smoke tobacco, or touch money, or engage in trade. All the habits of Man are evil.?"
What does Old Major warn the animals not to adopt after they defeat the men?
30 questions / Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4 Category 5
Molting
What is the term for shedding the exoskeleton?
Reduces evaporation
What is the function of the leaf's cuticle?
Food moves down from the leaves.
What happens in the phloem?
Xylem
What part of a woody stem forms rings that indicate the tree’s age?
The sun
The energy that powers photosynthesis comes from ___________.
Oxygen & glucose
Photosynthesis in plants produces ______________.
carbon dioxide, sunlight, water
What are the reactants of photosynthesis?
chloroplasts
Identify the structures labeled A in the diagram
Vacuole
Identify the structure labeled B in the diagram
Cell Wall
Identify the structure labeled C in the diagram
Vascular
If you came across a tall plant in a forest, would you think it was a vascular plant or a nonvascular plant?
Sepal
What is structure 10?
Where photosynthesis takes place
Describe the function of the structures labeled A in the diagram.
storage (food, water, waste)
Describe the function of the structure labeled B in the diagram
Gives the cell it's rigid shape, protects the cell
Describe the function of the structure labeled C in the diagram
Because vascular plants have vascular tissue that allows it to grow tall.
Why would you assume that a tall plant is a vascular plant?
Anther
What is structure 1?
Petal
What is structure 9?
Ovule
What is structure 8?
Style
What is structure 5?
Stamen
What is structure 3?
Pistil
What is structure 7?
Stigma
What is structure 4?
Ovary
What is structure 6?
Filament
What is structure 2?
cycads, conifers, ginkoes, gnetophytes
What are the 4 types of gymnosperms?
Xylem transports water
Phloem transports food
Describe the function of xylem and phloem?
Woody
Herbaceous
Pistil
Stigma, Style, Ovary
What structure of an angiosperm is the female reproductive system and what 3 structures make it up?
Stamen
Anther, Filament
Which part of the angiosperm is the male reproductive system and what 2 structures make it up?
67 questions / Characters/Representations -Isms/ How Then Shall We Live Author History Trivia
Who is Stalin?
Napoleon
What is Capitalism?
You have 2 cows, yus sell one and buy a bull.
Who is George Orwell?
Pen name of author of Animal Farm.
Who was Joseph Stalin?
Ruthless Soviet Dictator?
What is Manor Farm?
Name of the Farm
Who is Leon Trotsky?
Snowball
What is Socialism?
You have 2 cows, you get one and your neighbor gets one.
When was 1949?
Year of publication of the Animal Farm?
Who was Hitler
Ruthless German Dictator?
How many are seven?
Number of commandments for the animals at the farm?
Who is Karl Marx?
Old Major
What is Communism?
You have 2 cows, you give them to the government and they give you some milk.
Who was Eric Blair?
Author of Animals Farms real name?
Who was Leon Trotsky?
Former Leader of Russian Communist Party; later killed by Stalin.
What are the Fields of England?
The green on the flag represents
Who are the Secret Police?
Napoleon's Dogs
What is Fascism?
You have two cows, you give them to the government and they sell you some milk.
Where is Bengal India in 1903?
Year and place of birth for the author of Animal Farm?
Who was Karl Marx?
Leader who had the ideology behind communism; wrote Communist Manifesto.
What is the future of the republic of animals?
The white hoof and horn represent.
Who is Boxer?
Big strong horse who represents the working class.
What is Communism?
Animal Farm represents what type of government?
Where is Spain?
Barely escaped this country from communism after left the Republic Army?
Who is Tsar Nicholas the second?
Tsar of Russia in 1914
Who was Snowball?
Came up with the " 4 legs are good and 2 legs are bad "slogan.
Who is Clover?
Female horse who represents the women of the revolution.
what is Nazism?
You have two cows, the government takes them both and shoots you.
What is his dislike for the British Imperialist power?
Orwell resigned as a police sergeant in Burma for this reason?
Who was Vladimir Lenin?
First Dictator of Russia.
What is All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than other."
At a time when nobody remembered the rebellion, Napoleon was able to reinterpret the 7 commandments to one. That commandment was?
Who is Moses, the tame raven?
Represents Russian Orthodox Church
Who was Illond Troth?
She was hung for speaking out against Marxist Lennism in 1957?
Where is Paris and London?
His dislike for the elitist caused him to live amongst the working class and homeless in these cities.
Who was Stalin?
The second dictator of Russia who had Trotsky killed.
What is "The fox guarding the hen house."
Quote that shows little chance of hope for the chickens?
Who is Czar Nicholas?
Mr. Jones the farmer of the rebellious animals
What is herasy?
As Christians, we view utopian Marxism this way.
What is the Republican Army? (white?)
He enrolled in this army, became injured, and had to escape for his life from Spain.
Who was Britian?
Controlled India in 1903?
What is a wolf in sheep's clothing?
Quote from the bible that shows little hope for the sheep?
Who are the pigs?
Represent the Red Army of the Bolsheviks.
Two areas of ideology that pave the way for communism?
What is satire and allegory?
Orwell uses these devices in the story to mock communist rule.
What is bourgeoisie?
The middle class ladies, or the merchant class.
Who was Benjamin Donkey?
A cynical donkey in the book
Who is Farmer Pilkington?
Farmer that represents the British Empire and United States during the Russian Revolution?
What is manipulation?
The power of media.
What is 1984?
Another book that Orwell writes.
When was 1990?
The year Russian Communism was defeated.
Who was Mollie?
A ditsy, vane mare who pulls Mrs. Jone's carriage.
Who was Mr. Fredrick?
Farmer that represents the neighboring country of the Germans.
What is executive tyranny?
Legislative dictatorship is no better than.
When was 1950?
The year that Orwell's life ends?
What was 66 million?
The number of people who died for political reason during the Communist Revolt in Russia.
Who was Squealer?
Right hand to Napoleon, a smooth talking liar.
Who is Mollie the Mare?
represents the middle class, bourgeoisie , also know as the merchant class.
What is both eyes?
Forget the past and you will loose these.
What is the government?
The equivalent to the fox of the above quote is.
What is the Battle of the Cowshed?
Civil War between the Red and the White Army 1917-1922.
What is personal peace?
Just to be left alone is .
What is a false prophet?
The equivalent of a wold in sheep's clothing is the bible is
What is the Battle of the Windmill?
Battle where Hitler was invading Stalingrad to take over the land.
What is affluence?
Overwhelming and ever increasing prosperity
What is biblical submission to God?
The church needs to model.
What is the beginning of the Cold War?
Drunken Party of pigs and humans. The Ace of Spades hite the table, this represents?
What is economic breakdown?
What is Political Terrorism?
What is Threat of War?
What is a shortage of food?
*What is a humanistic focus?
Name 4 threats to a society.
What is the Russian Revolution of 1917?
The fall of Mr. Jones
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