moo-ving the revolution
tales from the barnyard
the hoof and the hammer
100

This term is used to create a sense of unity and equality among the animals.

Comrades

100

This word means to skip playfully.

Gamboll

100

This pig convinces the other animals to let the pigs have control over the milk and apples by arguing it is for the greater good of Animal Farm.

Squealer

200

This word means to rule by absolute power.

Tyrrany

200

For the more simple-minded animals, Snowball invents this slogan to encapsulate the essential principles of Animalism.

"Four legs good, two legs bad."

200

These two traits set the pigs apart from the other animals.

Their intelligence/ability to teach/ability to organize

Their ability to read

300

Some animals raise objections to the principles of Animalism because they are still loyal to this character.

Mr. Jones

300

According to Old Major, Man is the enemy of the animals because of these two traits.

Steals/takes/owns the fruits of their labor

Does not give them freedom


300

On this day of the week, meetings and general assemblies held to discuss progress and plans for Animal Farm. 

Sunday

400

Different from the other pigs, this pig is looked up to by all the animals on the farm for his wisdom and respectable character.

Old Major

400

The promise of Sugarcandy Mountain is a threat to the Rebellion and the principles of Animalism because of this reason.

It encourages the animals to believe in a higher cause.

400

This incident in Chapter 2 might foreshadow problems in Animal Farm, such as corruption and a potential power struggle among the animals.

The milk being stolen.

500

This animal is disliked by most others on the farm because of his storytelling and loyalty to Mr. Jones.

Moses

500

Commandments 2 and 7 might not be possible because the pigs try to do these two things to the rules.

Abuse

Manipulate/bend

500

Napoleon is very interested in the education of the young, particularly the nine puppies, because he can do this with them.

Train them to become loyal followers.

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