This pig was caught with a ladder and a bucket of paint.
Who is Squealer?
able to be, capable of being
able, ible
This animal’s motto was “Napoleon is always right!”
Who is Boxer?
science, study of
ology
Squealer claims this is more important than bravery (Orwell 55).
What is loyalty and obedience?
Comparing two unlike things using like or as
What is a simile?
Animal Farm is this type of story.
What is allegory or fable?
Comparing two unlike things without using like or as (usually uses is or are)
What is a metaphor?
Napoleon represents this real person.
Who is Joseph Stalin?
Napoleon trains dog for this purpose.
What is to make the animals afraid and for his own protection?
before, in front of
pre
Napoleon blames this character for the destruction of the windmill.
Who is Snowball?
after
post
Boxer was looking forward to this in Chapter Nine.
What is retirement?
What type of figurative language gives human traits to non-human things?
Personification
Which was not one of the original seven commandments of Animalism? a)no sleeping in beds b)no trading with humans c)all animals are equal d)no drinking alcohol e)no wearing clothes
b) no trading with humans
Extreme exaggeration
What is hyperbole?
Snowball represents this real person.
Who is Trotsky?
The original owner of Animal Farm at the start of the book.
Who is Mr. Jones?
without, lacking
less
This character loved sugar and ribbons.
Who is Mollie?
filled with
ful
According to Squealer, these were Boxer's last words.
What is "Napoleon is always right"?
“Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.” → What type is this?
Alliteration
“Beasts of England” was replaced because of this reason.
What is that Squealer and Napoleon didn't want animals reminded of their original goal?
The grass is greener on the other side is a...
Idiom or cliche
This type of story has animals as main characters and teaches a moral.
What is a fable?
According to Squealer, this would be the benefit of building the windmill.
What is electricity that would make life easier or animals work less?
one
uni, mono
Animal Farm is an allegorical satire of this historical event.
What is the Russian Revolution?
circle, wheel
cycl
Clover saw this shocking sight in Chapter Ten.
What is pigs walking on two legs?
Identify TWO types of figurative language used here:
“The fire roared like an angry beast, devouring everything in its path.”
Personification
Simile
This is what the sheep chant at the end of the novel.
What is “Four legs good, two legs better”?
Identify TWO types of figurative language used here:
“I waited forever, like a statue frozen in time, just to hear my name called.”
Hyperbole
Simile
Old Major's speech encouraged the animals to do this.
What is revolt against the humans?
This character remains quiet and cynical no matter the changes.
Who is Benjamin?
not; without
a, an
The revolution on Animal Farm has this effect on animals elsewhere.
What is that it inspires them to try and revolt against humans?
to make into
ify
This caused the fight while the pigs and humans were playing cards at the end of the book.
What is both Napoleon and Pilkington playing the same card?
Identify TWO types of figurative language used here:
“The test was a battlefield of organized chaos, where silence screamed louder than noise.”
Oxymoron
Metaphor
Squealer changes the sheep's chant to this.
What is "Four legs good, two legs better"?
Identify TWO types of figurative language used here:
“She clung to her notes like glue, determined not to drop the ball during her presentation.”
Simile and idiom
This pig said, "The only good human being is a dead one."
Who is Snowball?