Vocabulary
Frederick got back at Napoleon for raising the price on the timber; his banknotes were ______________________!
a. contrived b. rations c. forgeries
c. forgeries
Napoleon described Frederick’s payment using forgeries a __________________________ deed.
treachery/treacherous/treacherously
treacherous
What are two NEW privileges the pigs enjoy?
A. They drink alcohol
B. They live in the farmhouse/sleep in beds
C. They wear clothes
D. They walk on two feet
Squealer reading "figures" of how many more crops the animals have is an example of:
a. bandwagon b. card stacking/misuse of statistics
B
Disturbed by pain or worry is...
A. profess B. malignant C. uneasy
C. uneasy
The windmill was gone; even its ______________________________ was partially destroyed.
a. rations b. foundation c. pension
b. foundation
The animals slain in the Battle of the Windmill were given a _______________________ funeral.
solemn/solemnly
solemn
Add two words to this commandment to show how it has changed:
No animal shall drink alcohol...
"Surely there is no one among you who wants to see Jones come back?" is an example of what?
A. Glittering generalities B. Bandwagon
Bandwagon
A state of being more than enough is...
A. excess b. uneasy c. impending
A. excess
Snowball was accused of acting ___________________________ with Jones from the very beginning.
a. Complicitly b. contrived c. foundation
A. Complicitly
When the animals saw that Frederick’s men had destroyed their windmill, “the fear and despair they had felt a moment earlier were drowned in their rage against this _______________________________ act.”
contempt/contemptible/contemptuously
contemptible
What is so tragic about Boxer's death?
A. The animals are told he was taken to the vet when he was actually taken to the "knacker's"
B. Boxer was looking forward to retiring on a pension.
Boxer saying, "I will work harder!" and "Napoleon is always right!" are examples of:
A. Testimonial B. Transfer
A. Testimonial
A giving up of something for the sake of someone/something else is:
A. impending B. sacrifice C. malignant
B. Sacrifice
Although the farm had fixed policies on the subject, no animal had actually retired on _______________________.
a. pension b. complicitly c. gratified
a. pension
Despite the hardships, the animals felt that the songs, speeches and processions gave their life more _________________ than it had had before.
dignify/dignified/dignity
dignity
The new commandment that replaces all of the others is: "All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others."
What is this really saying?
The pigs have more privileges than any of the other animals
(may vary)
Napoleon and Squealer blaming everything on Snowball is an example of:
A. Transfer B. Name calling
Transfer
To put to death according to a legal order is...
A. impending B. execute C. violate
B. execute
Napoleon felt __________________________ when he was cheered and recognized by his human neighbors.
a. forgeries b. gratified c. pension
b. gratified
Napoleon claimed to have a deep love for the unhappy animals who still lived in __________________________ and slavery on other farms.
ignorance / ignorant / ignorantly
ignorance
The animals hear a crash and see a strange sight one night. Who/what did they see? What happened?
Snowball fell off of a ladder while changing the commandments.
"Do you know what would happen if we pigs failed in our duty? Jones would come back!" is an example of:
A. Snob appeal B. Glittering Generalities
Glittering Generalities
Evil in influence or effect is...
A. profess B. sacrifice C. malignant
C. malignant