Are You Copying Me?
Very Convincing
I Command You
Vocabulary
Wild Card
100

This character represents Joseph Stalin in Animal Farm

Who is Napoleon?

100

This rhetorical tactic convinces the audience by manipulating their emotions.

What is pathos?

100

The primary purpose of the commandments was to make sure that the animals did not behave like _______.

What are humans?

100

believing that people are motivated by self-interest; distrustful of human sincerity or integrity.

What is cynical?

100

Animal Farm is an allegory for this historical event.

What is the Russian Revolution?

200

Snowball represents this historical figure in Russian history.

Who is Leon Trotsky?

200
If a speaker is citing facts, statistics, and scientific studies; they are trying to use this rhetorical tactic.

What is logos?

200

This character has been secretly changing the commandments on the barn wall at night while the others were asleep.

Who is Squealer?

200

exercising power in a cruel or arbitrary way

What is tyrannical?

200

This economic system doesn't have social classes or allow citizens to own businesses.

What is communism?

300

Boxer, Clover, and all of the other farm animals except for the pigs and dogs represent this group of people.

Who is the Russian Working Class?

300

Ethos is a method of convincing an audience that the speaker is _________.

What is credible?

300

The pigs change this commandment to read, "No animal shall sleep on a bed _____ ______."

What is with sheets?

300

a person whose business is the disposal of dead or unwanted animals, especially those whose flesh is not fit for human consumption

What is a knacker

300

Which characters represent a generation brainwashed as youths and used as a means of control through violence much like the KGB.

The nine puppies/dogs

400
Old Major spurs the revolution in Animal Farm exactly like this historical figure did in the Russian Revolution.

Who is Vladimir Lenin?

400

The first time Squealer uses all 3 tactics against the animals, he is convincing them that is fair for the pigs to get these two things all to themselves.

What are milk and apples?

400

The pigs change this commandment to read, "No animal shall kill another animal ______ ______."

What is without cause?

400

a person who is blamed for the wrongdoings, mistakes, or faults of others

What is a scapegoat

400

This character represents George Orwell in the novel.

Who is Benjamin?

500

Mr. Jones represents this Russian czar. (Be very specific for full credit)

Who is Nicholas II?

500

Eventually, the fear of Mr. Jones returning wears off, and the pigs trigger this emotion in the other animals instead by having "spontaneous demonstrations."

What is pride?

500

Literacy is used against the animals by manipulating the commandments because they are all unable to ________.

What is Read/write?

500

sarcastic, critical, and mocking another's weaknesses.

What is satirical?

500

The name of the paradise that Moses tells the animals all about.

What is Sugarcandy Mountain

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