Rebellion
Why do the animals rebel?
They are treated badly
Who inspires the idea of rebellion?
Old Major
What are the dogs trained to do?
Guard and threaten
Why does Napoleon punish the hens?
They refuse to give up their eggs
What does the windmill represent?
False promises
What do the animals call their belief system?
Animalism
Who takes control of the farm?
Napoleon
Which persuasive appeal does Squealer use most often?
Pathos (emotion)
What happens after the animals confess to crimes?
They are executed
What happens to “Beasts of England”?
It is banned
What happens to the milk and apples?
The pigs take them
Who uses words to manipulate the animals?
Squealer
What words are added to the rule about killing other animals?
"without cause"
Where is Boxer sent after he collapses?
The knacker (slaughterhouse)
What happens to the Seven Commandments over time?
They are changed to benefit the pigs
What does “Beasts of England” represent?
Hope for a better life
Who believes strongly in hard work?
Boxer
What does “Napoleon is always right” show?
Blind obedience
What do the pigs buy after Boxer's death?
Alcohol
Why can’t the animals tell pigs and humans apart?
The pigs begin acting like humans
Why don’t most animals notice when rules are changed?
They cannot read well
Who is cynical and usually quiet?
Benjamin
What chant do the sheep repeat at the end?
"Four legs good, two legs better!"
Which human tricks Napoleon with fake money?
Mr. Frederick
What is the final commandment?
“All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others.”