Life on the Farm
Comrades in Charge
Mother Russia
The Rules
Sentences
100

This is the name of the farm before the animals rename it.

Manor Farm

100

This species of animal takes on the leadership role after the rebellion, due to their intelligence.

The pigs

100

Old Major, whose vision inspires the revolution, is generally understood to represent this combination of real historical thinkers.

Karl Marx and/or Vladimir Lenin

100

This is the name given to the political philosophy Old Major inspires among the animals.

Animalism

100

A sentence must contain a subject and what else?

Predicate OR Noun and Verb

200

This farmer, the original owner of the farm, is known for his neglect and heavy drinking.

Mr Jones

200

This pig eventually emerges as the farm's most persuasive public speaker and propagandist.

Squealer

200

Mr. Jones, the neglectful farm owner overthrown by the animals, represents this figure from Russian history.

Tsar Nicholas II

200

This is the maximum number of legs an animal may have and still be considered a "friend," according to the Seven Commandments.

Four

200

This term describes a group of words that looks like a sentence but is missing a subject, a verb, or a complete thought.

a fragment

300

This old boar's dream and speech in Chapter 1 inspires the animals to revolt.

Old Major

300

These two pigs compete for leadership in the early chapters, most notably clashing over the windmill.

Napoleon and Snowball

300

Snowball, driven off the farm by force, is widely read as representing this real-life rival of Stalin.

Leon Trotsky

300

This commandment, meant to unify all animals against humans, is boiled down into a simple chant repeated by the sheep.

"Four legs good, two legs bad"

300

This connecting word requires the student to introduce a contrast or unexpected twist.

Conjunction - "but"

400

This is the name the animals give the farm after taking it over.

What is Animal Farm?

400

Napoleon secretly raises these animals from puppyhood, later revealing them as his enforcers.

Dogs (puppies)

400

Napoleon, who consolidates power through fear and force, represents this Soviet leader.

Joseph Stalin

400

This is the location where the pigs paint the Seven Commandments for all animals to see.

The big barn wall

400

This type of sentence joins two independent clauses with a coordinating conjunction.

Compound sentence

500

This event is when the animals successfully defend their farm against Mr Jones and neighbouring farmers.

What is the Battle of the Cowshed?

500

This vain, not-so-bright cart-horse is obsessed with her ribbons and sugar, symbolizing the vanity of the old regime's comforts.

Mollie

500

The dogs Napoleon secretly trains to attack his rivals represent this Soviet institution used to enforce loyalty through terror.

the secret police (KGB)

500

This structural document represents the real-world Soviet constitution and set of revolutionary ideals that were gradually corrupted in practice

the Seven Commandments

500

This type of sentence contains one independent clause and at least one dependent clause.

Complex sentence

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